Ashland Theological Journal (45 vols.) (1968–2013)
Overview
Take an in-depth look at major issues in theology, biblical studies, and church history with the Ashland Theological Journal—a leading Anabaptist academic publication. Scholars present perspectives in the tradition of the Radical Reformation, offering nearly 50 years of scholarship in 46 installments. Add the Ashland Theological Journal to your study of Scripture, theology, and history, and gain the work of top scholars, including David A. deSilva, Nijay K. Gupta, Russell Morton, and L. Daniel Hawk.
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- Provides cutting-edge scholarship in biblical studies, theology, and church history
- Presents perspectives from the Anabaptist tradition
- Offers insightful commentary on contemporary Christianity
- Titles: Ashland Theological Journal
- Editor: David W. Baker
- Publisher: Ashland Theological Seminary
- Volumes: 45
- Christian Group: Anabaptist
- Resource Type: Journals
- Topic: Biblical Studies, Theology
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