TomVols Puritan Board Freshman Jun 2, 2010 #1 If you had to pick one (at the most, two) good books for a decent overview for a survey of Historical Theology, what book would you choose? Feel free to pick one basic and one that would go deeper.
If you had to pick one (at the most, two) good books for a decent overview for a survey of Historical Theology, what book would you choose? Feel free to pick one basic and one that would go deeper.
Christusregnat Puritan Board Professor Jun 2, 2010 #2 Historical Theology in 2 Volumes by William Cunningham.
DMcFadden Puritanboard Commissioner Jun 2, 2010 #3 Older: Cunningham More recent: Jonathan Hill, History of Christian Thought Alister McGrath, Historical Theology
Older: Cunningham More recent: Jonathan Hill, History of Christian Thought Alister McGrath, Historical Theology
TomVols Puritan Board Freshman Jun 2, 2010 #4 Hill seems good but I'd put him squarely in the basic column. Maybe good for a church basic study on historical theology.
Hill seems good but I'd put him squarely in the basic column. Maybe good for a church basic study on historical theology.
Wayne Tempus faciendi, Domine. Jun 2, 2010 #5 Overview, but thorough: Kelly Older, more thorough: Cunningham [didn't we just cover this same topic recently?]
Overview, but thorough: Kelly Older, more thorough: Cunningham [didn't we just cover this same topic recently?]
Berean Puritanboard Commissioner Jun 2, 2010 #6 Wayne said: Overview, but thorough: Kelly Older, more thorough: Cunningham [didn't we just cover this same topic recently?] Click to expand... http://www.puritanboard.com/f15/history-theology-historical-theology-60371/
Wayne said: Overview, but thorough: Kelly Older, more thorough: Cunningham [didn't we just cover this same topic recently?] Click to expand... http://www.puritanboard.com/f15/history-theology-historical-theology-60371/
