Issue 80 of Foundations: An International Journal of Evangelical Theology, published by Affinity, is now available (here in its entirety as a pdf), which includes the below essays.
Here is the issue blurb:
‘Issue 80 includes a sobering and yet hopeful piece by Sharon James on how we may offer grace to those submerged in a therapeutic culture; Mark J. Lawson reflecting on the thorny issue of how the church responded to the curtailment of its freedoms during the pandemic; Stephen Lloyd critiques four books that seek to explain Covid-19 in the light of God's sovereignty; Ivor MacDonald looks at the often-neglected rural context for mission and evangelism; and Alasdair Macleod surveys the history of Scottish Presbyterianism during the twentieth century.’
Donald John MacLean
Editorial
Sharon James
“It’s All About Me!”: Ministry in a Therapeutic Culture
Mark J. Larson
The Christian and the Civil Magistrate
Stephen Lloyd
COVID-19 and Creation: Megaphones, Mystery and Lament
Ivor MacDonald
Distinctives of the Rural Context for Christian Mission
Alasdair J. Macleod
The Union of 1929 and What Came After: Developments in Mainline Scottish Presbyterianism in the 20th Century
Stephen Clark
Review Article: Systematic Theology by Robert Letham
Book Reviews
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