In Understanding Be Men: A Handbook On Christian Doctrine For Non-Theological Students
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Book: Acceptable
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: FEP missing
A cornerstone of evangelical Christian education, In Understanding Be Men presents a comprehensive and accessible handbook of Christian doctrine, crafted specifically for students who lack formal theological training. Archdeacon T. C. Hammond, a distinguished theologian and principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney, guides readers through the foundational tenets of the Christian faith — from the nature of God and the authority of Scripture to salvation, the Church, and eschatology — with remarkable clarity and intellectual rigour. Hammond's writing style is methodical yet deeply pastoral, striking a balance between scholarly precision and layperson accessibility that made this volume a staple text within Inter-Varsity Fellowship circles throughout the twentieth century. The work argues convincingly that doctrinal understanding is not the exclusive domain of ordained clergy, but a vital pursuit for every serious believer. For those who seek a structured, authoritative grounding in orthodox Christian thought, this handbook remains as challenging and rewarding as ever — a testament to Hammond's enduring conviction that the examined faith is the most resilient faith of all.
Author: Archdeacon T. C. Hammond
Format: Hardback
Published: 1952, Inter-Varsity Fellowship, London
Genre: Religion
Condition remarks:
Book: Acceptable
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: FEP missing
A cornerstone of evangelical Christian education, In Understanding Be Men presents a comprehensive and accessible handbook of Christian doctrine, crafted specifically for students who lack formal theological training. Archdeacon T. C. Hammond, a distinguished theologian and principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney, guides readers through the foundational tenets of the Christian faith — from the nature of God and the authority of Scripture to salvation, the Church, and eschatology — with remarkable clarity and intellectual rigour. Hammond's writing style is methodical yet deeply pastoral, striking a balance between scholarly precision and layperson accessibility that made this volume a staple text within Inter-Varsity Fellowship circles throughout the twentieth century. The work argues convincingly that doctrinal understanding is not the exclusive domain of ordained clergy, but a vital pursuit for every serious believer. For those who seek a structured, authoritative grounding in orthodox Christian thought, this handbook remains as challenging and rewarding as ever — a testament to Hammond's enduring conviction that the examined faith is the most resilient faith of all.