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Colchester: Centre for the Study of Theology in the University of Essex, 1996.. Drawing upon the writings of thinkers as diverse as St Ephraem of Syria, Cyril of Jerusalem, Richard Hooker, John Keble and the Welsh poet David Jones, Dr Rowell argues that anointing with oil is a potent sign of the possibility of our transfiguration by a God who not only freely creates the world, but places himself without reserve or condition within his creation for the sake of the health, well-being and ultimate prosperity of his people." Pp.26, owner's label to title page. Paperback. VG.

Edinburgh: The Saint Andrew Press. 1979.. 1st ed. "Comes to terms with a key doctrine of Christianity, namely the person and work of the Holy Spirit, and one which repeatedly challenges our minds and hearts today; what is the teaching of scripture about the Spirit of God, and how does it affect my life and witness and that of my church?". Pp 164, discreet owners inkstamp to verso front cover. P/b, cover slightly rubbed. G+.

Anvil, 1984.. Includes these articles: Anglican Evangelism: The State of the Party, by Colin Buchanan; View of Vancouver: A Personal Perspective on the World Council of Churches Assembly, 1983, by Ruth Etchells; ARCIC II and Justification: Some Difficulties and Obscurities Relating to Anglican and Roman Catholic Teaching on Justification, by Alister McGrath; The Tiller Strategy: A General Response, by Michael Williams; The Tiller Strategy: Ecclesiology, by Ian Cundy; and The Tiller Strategy: Local and Diocesan Priests, by Peter Williams + Book reviews. Pp.96. Pbk. VG.

New Jersey: Fleming H. Revell Co., 1958.. 1st ed. "A wonderful book to read and give, especially during Lent and at Easter." 16cms. x 11cms. Pp. 43. Cloth boards, d/w. VG/G+.

London: SCM, 1978.. 1st ed. "Properly understood, apocalyptic has a message for ordinary people, not just for cranks and charlatans". Pp.4/86. P/b. G+.

London: Southwark Cathedral Publications. 1976.. 1st ed. "This nation now confronts its moment of destiny, faced with the possibility of national bankruptcy and social breakdown. The whole planet approaches the beginning of a totally new epoch, full of gigantic hopes and appalling dangers. We live under the shadow of apocalypse, as we witness the end of the world we have known". Pp 35, marginal mark to page 28. P/b, slight creasing to covers and spine. G+.

London: SCM. Press. 1978.. 1st.ed. "The author shows that, properly understood, apocalyptic has a message for ordinary people, not just for cranks and charlatans." Pp.8/86. P/b. VG.

London: Duckworth, 1993.. Roman empire and first century Judaism...Rise of the early Christian community...Achievements of St. Paul...The break between Christianity and Judaism and the conflict between Christ and Caesar." Pp. 222. Paperback. VG.

London: The Evangelical Magazine. nd. (c.1966).. Contents Include:- Rev. D.W. Marshall - Ulrich Zwingli and the Unresolved problems of Protestantism: Rev. D.P. Kingdon - The Anabaptists: Rev. J.I. Packer - Luther: Rev. G.S.R. Cox - Thomas Cranmer: S.M. Houghton - John Knox: Rev. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones - "Ecclesiola in Ecclesia". Pp 72, discreet owners inkstamp to verso front cover. P/b. G+.

London:Carey Kingsgate Press,1961.. 1st ed. "In this book the author discusses the novels of James Joyce, Aldous Huxley, Graham Greene, Rose Macaulay, and Joyce Cary. He holds that the stuff of the novel is human character and human conflict and these are also the stuff of Christian theology." Pp.158, slight toning to page edges. Blue cloth,d/w rubbed and chipped with book description pasted over original to flyleaf. G+/G.

London: Epworth Press, 1958.. 1st ed. "In this book distinguished scholars pay tribute to his many-sided genius." Pp. 167, portrait frontis. Dark green cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w. VG/G+.

London:SCM,1962.. 1st ed. "Revelation, says Dr Niles, is a plea for man to see God at work in the dark moments of history and to hold fast to the faith that he will be victorious...Laymen will find here a sure guide in the exploration of little-known territory. Ministers will discover abundant new material for the enrichment of their biblical preaching." Pp.192, name to fep. White cloth, d/w slightly rubbed with chipping to edges. VG/G+.

London: The Epworth Press,1920.. 1st ed. Pp.143, name to fep.Grey cloth. G+.

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1968.. 1st.ed. "Offers a modern restatment of the Christian answer to human tragedy and the problem of evil." Pp. 224. P/b. G+.

London: SPCK,1929.. 1st ed. Pp.340,minor spotting to last 2 pages. Blue cloth, gilt title to spine. VG.

London:Hodder and Stoughton,1961.. 1st ed. Pp.396. Maroon cloth, d/w edges chipped. G+/G+.

London: SPCK, 1995.. 1st edition. "What do we mean by 'atonement'?...The starting-point is an examination of the biblical teaching and the church's doctrinal tradition, looking at the evangelical tradition in particular. The focus moves on to a critical debate on the significance of the cross in today's world and its implications for issues such as feminism, inter-faith dialogue and pastoral theology." Pp.xiv/285, highlighter affecting pages 75/76. Paperback. Scarce. G+.

London: John Murray, 1911.. Rep. Pp.28/418, owners name to fep,spotting to endpapers. Grey cloth, rubbed, title fading to spine. G+.

London: The Catholic Literature Association, nd. (c.1932).. Present-Day Problems No.3. Pp.41. Paperback,, minor crease to fore-edge of cover. VG.

London:Longmans, 1903.. Pp.8/173/2/24,inscrip. to fep, occasional spotting throughout. Green blind-stamped cloth, gilt title to front and spine,edges rubbed. G.