Grace and Truth in the Secular Age

Stephen Bowen | Reviews

Date posted: 1 Sep 1998

Edited by Timothy Bradshaw

Eerdmans. 310 pages. £18.99

This important book contains 19 essays collected by Timothy Bradshaw, the Dean of Regents Park College, Oxford, as a contribution to the Lambeth Conference debates.

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