The New Lion Handbook of Christian Belief

The New Lion Handbook of Christian Belief

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A comprehensive introduction to Christian belief. Today, in our increasingly secularized generation, there is a greater need than ever for clear explanation of the unique features of Christian belief. The Lion Handbook of Christian Belief (published in 1982) sold over 100,000 copies worldwide. The New Lion Handbook: Christian Belief follows in the footsteps of its predecessor but has completely new text, design and structure. It has been put together by an international team of consultant editors and contributors with the needs and interests of a new generation of readers in mind. Consultant Editors: Professor James Packer (Vancouver, Canada); Revd Dr Jo Bailey Wells (Cambridge, England); Professor Stephen Noll (Uganda); Professor Atsuyoshi Fujiwara (Tokyo, Japan); Professor Carver T. Yu (Hong Kong); Dr Rolf Hille (Tubingen, Germany).

Author: Alister McGrath, DPhil, DD
Format: Hardback, 352 pages, 168mm x 240mm, 1043 g
Published: 2006, SPCK Publishing, United Kingdom
Genre: Christianity: General

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A comprehensive introduction to Christian belief. Today, in our increasingly secularized generation, there is a greater need than ever for clear explanation of the unique features of Christian belief. The Lion Handbook of Christian Belief (published in 1982) sold over 100,000 copies worldwide. The New Lion Handbook: Christian Belief follows in the footsteps of its predecessor but has completely new text, design and structure. It has been put together by an international team of consultant editors and contributors with the needs and interests of a new generation of readers in mind. Consultant Editors: Professor James Packer (Vancouver, Canada); Revd Dr Jo Bailey Wells (Cambridge, England); Professor Stephen Noll (Uganda); Professor Atsuyoshi Fujiwara (Tokyo, Japan); Professor Carver T. Yu (Hong Kong); Dr Rolf Hille (Tubingen, Germany).