Description
“It is time that modern Christians come to know the real Warfield,” writes David Calhoun in the foreword to this volume. These essays provide an enlightening look at B. B. Warfield the man, his background, his apologetics and polemics, and his timeless contributions to our understanding of Scripture and its doctrines.
Contributors and topics include:
Bradley J. Gundlach
Paul Kjoss Helseth
Moisés Silva
Raymond D. Cannata
Stephen J. Nichols
Gary L. W. Johnson
Barry Waugh
Endorsements
“For Warfield, the heart of both theology and active religion was the glory of God, who rescued sinful humans from self-imposed destruction and who enabled them to share his work of the kingdom in every sphere of life, including the natural world. . . . It is that theology, and the man who held it, that are opened up in an unusually helpful way by the[se] chapters. . . .”?
— Mark A. Noll, from the introduction
“B. B. Warfield is one of the most important figures in American church history. He is also one of the most neglected. This volume will do much to enhance our understanding of this great theologian and the context in which he labored.”
—Kim Riddlebarger
“The authors provide biological background, intellectual context, and theological survey. They also skillfully chart Warfield’s influence on later evangelicals. This book will assist us in recapturing a theologist whom we need to know again.”
—Sean Michael Lucas
Product Details
Title: B. B. Warfield -- Essays on His Life and Thought
Author: Gary L. W. Johnson, ed.
Publisher: P&R Publishing
Pages: 288
Binding: Paperback
Size: 22.8 x 15.2 x 1.7 cm
ISBN: 9781596380370
