Vox Evangelica Volume 23 now on-line

Volume 23 of Vox Evangelica is now available online in PDF:

Kwame Bediako, "Cry Jesus! Christian Theology and Presence in Modern Africa, (The Laing Lecture for 1993)," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 7-26.

Emmanuel Oladipo, "The Laing Lecture for 1993: First Response," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 27-28.

Peter Cotterell, "The Laing Lecture for 1993: Second Response," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 29-30.

Robert R. Cook, "The Art of God," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 31-38.

Peter Oakes, "Epictetus (and the New Testament)," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 39-56.

David F. Payne, "Apologetic Motifs in the Books of Samuel," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 57-66.
I found this the most interesting article in this volume from the perspective of a Bible student.

Ian. M. Randall, "Spiritual Renewal and Social Reform: Attempts to Develop Social Awareness in the Early Keswick Movement," Vox Evangelica 23 (1993): 67-86.
What was the attitude of early Keswick to social reform? Well, it can be summed up in the words of that great theologian the Rev A.W. Awdry: "It's not wrong... but we just don't do it"!

Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 1.4 now on-line

The following articles are now available on-line:

Leon J. Wood, "Present Trend to O.T. Theology as Represented in the Albright Influence," Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 1.4 (Fall 1958): 1-5.

Warren C. Young, "Is There a Christian Philosophy," Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 1.4 (Fall 1958): 6-14.

Bernard Ramm, "The Apologetic of the Old Testament: The Basis of a Biblical and Christian Apologeic," Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 1.4 (Fall 1958): 15-20.

Gordon H. Clark, "Can Moral Education Be Grounded On Naturalism?" Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 1.4 (Fall 1958): 21-23.

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