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ANVIL An Anglican Evangelical Journal for Theology and Mission

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Volume 20 Number 1 (2003)

Volume 20Number 12003

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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

Research 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

Tutor 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

formerly 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

Tutor 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.

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