Amazon.co.uk: The best theology books

The best theology books
A Listmania! list by D. H. Knight "Doug" (London UK)

1. The Eschatological Economy: Time and the Hospitality of God by Douglas Knight

The list author says:
	"A new constructive systematic theology with lots on Scripture and the atonement, that explores the world-changing philosophical implications of Christian hope"

�19.99 Used & New from: �1.66

(2 customer reviews)

2. Holiness by John Webster

The list author says:
	"Sets out basics about the doctrine of God, and how we may talk about him - a succinct dogmatics"

Used & New from: �6.99

(2 customer reviews)

3. Father, Son and Spirit: Toward a Fully Trinitarian Theology by Colin E. Gunton

The list author says:
	"The Spirit gathers us, forms Christ in us, and makes us distinct persons, freely creatures of God"

�29.99 Used & New from: �25.57

(1 customer review)

4. On Thinking the Human: Resolutions of Difficult Notions by Robert W. Jenson

The list author says:
	"Delightful brisk examination of big topics, theological, insightful plus the dry Jenson wit"

Used & New from: �6.10

5. Being as Communion: Studies in Personhood and the Church (Contemporary Greek theologians series) by John D. Zizioulas

The list author says:
	"the most massive theological and philosophical work being done on every page of this legendary book"

Used & New from: �10.99

(3 customer reviews)

6. Bound to be Free: Evangelical Catholic Engagements in Ecclesiology, Ethics and Ecumenism by Reinhard Hutter

The list author says:
	"The road to Christian freedom is also the road to Christian maturity, and it involves learning how to take the advice and the discipline of the Church, even before we fully understand it"

Used & New from: �53.21

(1 customer review)

7. The Spirit of Early Christian Thought: Seeking the Face of God by Robert L Wilken

The list author says:
	"wonderful introduction to the thought of the Fathers of the early Church"

�10.50 Used & New from: �7.20

8. By the Renewing of Your Minds: The Pastoral Function of Christian Doctrine by Ellen T. Charry

The list author says:
	"The purpose of Christian teaching is to produce a distinct Christian people, different from the world and who have something to offer the world"