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A Great Expectation: Eschatological Thought in English Protestantism to 1660
Series: - Studies in the History of Christian Traditions, Volume: 12
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'...makes an outstanding contribution to the secondary literature on theological thought in Great Britain...fascinating reading.'
Kenneth A. Strand, Andrews University Seminary Studies, 1977.
'...a competent, useful, and illuminating study of a subject that will have to be given its proper due in all future histories of the English Reformation.'
James Hitchcock, Theological Studies, 1976.
'...a very useful book providing a reliable basis for understanding much of the eschatological thought of the period.'
B.R. White, Journal of Theological Studies, 1977.
'...sober and elegantly written...'
Alastair Hamilton, The Heythrop Journal.
'...a valuable study for both historians and theologians...This is certainly a comprehensive study and will remain authoritative for a long time.'
Peter Toon, Churchman, 1978.
Kenneth A. Strand, Andrews University Seminary Studies, 1977.
'...a competent, useful, and illuminating study of a subject that will have to be given its proper due in all future histories of the English Reformation.'
James Hitchcock, Theological Studies, 1976.
'...a very useful book providing a reliable basis for understanding much of the eschatological thought of the period.'
B.R. White, Journal of Theological Studies, 1977.
'...sober and elegantly written...'
Alastair Hamilton, The Heythrop Journal.
'...a valuable study for both historians and theologians...This is certainly a comprehensive study and will remain authoritative for a long time.'
Peter Toon, Churchman, 1978.