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The Theological Book Review (tbr) is edited by Professor Kenneth Newport. The journal is designed to act as a means by which clear, concise and authoritative reviews of the very best theological scholarship can be made available, usually within 12 months of the book's appearance and often within 6, to a wide readership.

For thirteen years tbr was published three times a year, in March, June and October. From January 2002 it has been published in two larger editions in March and October. Back issues of previous numbers are available at £8.00 or US $12.00f each.

  • Enquiries regarding new subscriptions to tbr , currently £30 per year, should be addressed to the editor's PA, Mrs Sue Harwood (e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ).
  • Offers of books for review and other communications relating to content should be sent to the editor Professor Newport (e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ).

Books Available for Review

The following is a list of books that are currently available for review. Offers of book reviews should be sent to
Professor Kenneth Newport :  e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it cc to Sue Harwood at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Reviews are between 250 and 300 words. Since tbr prides itself in providing speedy reviews, reviews are normally due back to the editor within three months of the book being sent to the reviewer.

When requesting a book, please give the address to which you would like it sent.


Biblical Studies

  1.       Fanous, Taught by God: Making Sense of the Difficult Sayings of Jesus (in pdf format
  2.       O'Byrne, Model of Incarnate Love ((NCP)    
  3.       Pool, God's Wounds Vol I: Divine Vulnerability and Creation (James Clarke & Co) 
  4.       Pool, God's Wounds Vol II: Evil and Divind Suffering (James Clarke & Co)      
  5.       Horton, Death and Resurrection (James Clarke & Co)
  6.      Cormier, Table Talk, Beginning the Conversation on the Gospel of Mark (NCP)


Theology

  1. Zarnow, Identitat und Religion (Mohr Siebeck)
  2. Landy, Paradoxes of Paradise (2nd Ed) (SPP)
  3. Budden, Following Jesus in Invaded Space (James Clarke & Co)
  4. Vallet, Stewards of the Gospel (Eerdmans)
  5. Vissers, Neo-orthodox Theology of W.W. Bryden (Lutterworth)
  6. Baulgakov, Relics and Miracles (Eerdmans)
  7. Burrows, Gornik McLean (eds), Understanding World Christianity (Orbis)
  8. Kennedy, Providence and Personalism (Peter Lang)
  9. Abel, Johannes Nider, Die vierundzwanzig Goldenen Harfen (Mohr Siebeck)
  10. Sesboue, Gospel and Tradition (CCCC)
  11. Singh (ed), Jesus and the Incarnation (Regnum)
  12. Bennett & Gowler (eds), Radical Christian Voices and Practice (OUP)
  13. Payton, Irenaeus on the Christian Faith (James Clarke & C)
  14. Green, Colin Gunton  and the Failure of Augustine (James Clarke and Co)

  

Science and Religion

 

  1.   Collins, Judgement Day (Orbis)
  

Philosophy of Religion

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Ethics

  1. Weaver, The Acting Person and Christian Moral Life (GUP)
  

   

Practical Theology/ Worship and Liturgy

 

  1. Amirante, New Horizons ((NCP)
  2. Ogden, I Met God in Bermuda (Faith in the 21st Centurey) (O Books)
  3. Macy, In the Shadow of his Wings (Lutterworth)
  4. Sofield & Juliano, Principled Ministry (AMP)
  5. Blanco, Why Ressurection? (Lutterworth)
  6. Hugo, Studying the Life of Saint Francis of Assissi (NCP)
  7. Snodderly & Moreau (eds), Evangelical and Frontier Mission, Perspectives on the Global Progress of the Bible (Regnum)
  8. Pachuau & Jorgensen, Witnessing to Christ in a Pluralistic Age, Christina Mission among other faiths (Regnum)
  9. Kim& Anderson (eds), Edinburgh 2010, Mission Today and Tomorrow (Regnum)
  10. Olsen, Ed), Mission and Postmodernities (Regnum)
  11. Huat Tan, Planting an Indigenours Church (Regnum)


Church History

 

  1.   Rutz, The British Zion (Baylor)
  2. Alvarez, Procede del Padre y del Hijo (Peter Lang)

 

 

 

 

 

Comparative Religion 

  1.   Elvey, The Matter of the Text (SPP)
  2.   Bryden, The Christian's Knowledge of God (Lutterworth)
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  Other 

        

  1. Perez-Alvarez, A Vexing Gadfly (James Clarke & Co)
  2. Bucar, Creative Conformity (GUP)
  3. Cleary, 15 Days of prayer with Saint Faustina Kowalska (NCP)
  4. Becker, 15 Days of prayer with Saint Clare of Assisi (NCP)
  5. Renouard, 15 Days of prayer with Saint Vincent de Paul (NCP)
  6. MacDonald, Building Below the Waterline (Hendrickson)
  7. Veneroso, Mirrors of Grace (Orbis)
  8. Ingram, the Process of Buddhist-Christian dialogue (James Clarke & Co)
  9. Lawrence, Philosophy on Tap (Wiley Blackwell)
  10. Ferguson (ed), Post-conflict Reconsturction (LHU)
  11. Bennington, Victorian Nonconformity (Lutterworth)
  12. Kollar, A Foreign and wicked Institution? (Lutterworth)
  13. Myers, Walking with the Poor (Orbis)
  14. Roeembourg,15 days of prayer with Eusebe-Henri Menard (NCP)
  15. Ranaghan, Blind Spot (NCP)
  16. Lubich, God'sWord to Us (NCP)
  17. Kirk, Civilisations in Conflict? (Regnum)
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 08 February 2012 )