In this edition. Each entry below names the writer, their stated role at the time of publication, and a short description of the piece. Full texts are held in the printed journal.
Who are the Liberals now? History, Science and Christology in N T Wright and Alister McGrath
Andrew MooreResearch Fellow, Regent's Park College, Oxford
Argues that the labels liberal and conservative hide a more tangled reality, and that evangelical scholarship owes more to liberalism than it often admits.
Getting Involved: Speech Acts and Biblical Interpretation
Richard S BriggsTutor in New Testament and Hermeneutics, All Nations Christian College
Introduces speech act theory and shows how it can shape the way Scripture is read and expounded.
Continuity and Conflict: Evangelical Christianity and Traditional Religion in Sierra Leone
Irene Marfoh Johnformerly Lecturer, Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone
Examines how Christianity and traditional religion meet and shape one another in a west African setting.
Lifelines: The Historical Jesus Part III
Peter WalkerTutor in New Testament, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford
The closing part of a three part survey of research into the historical Jesus, offering critical feedback on Tom Wright's portrait.