New Titles

We at RHB are continuing to bring in more and more New Titles to our stock. From now on every Saturday’s post will be devoted to the new titles that we are carrying. Here are some of the latest that we stocked this week. 

Calvinism in Europe 1540-1610
Calvinism was the most dynamic force behind the advancement of the Continental Reformation, as well as acting as a fundamental catalyst in the most serious political conflicts of the period. This volume draws together a wide range of sources, many in print for the first time, and offers a vivid and original depiction of the social, political, cultural and religious forces behind the spread of Calvinism. This book is essential reading for all students of the Protestant Reformation. Retail: $32.00 RHB: $16.00

Patterns of Reform: Continuity and Change in the Reformation Kirk
Dr. Kirk explores the growth of Scottish Protestantism from secret conventicles of the few to the crowds who rallied to its defiance in the revolt of 1559, and the creation of a church for the nation. The innovative approach of the new kirk in doctrine, worship and government marked a decisive break with the past. This major work on the Scottish Reformation will be of value to historians of all Churches, and to all interested in Scotland’s religious heritage. Retail: $40.00 RHB: $25.00

The Puritan Millennium: Literature & Theology 1550-1682
This book traces the development of the puritan theology of ‘last things’, qualifying the existing historical narrative. Exploring an alternative canon-those writers highlighted by their contemporaries as influential figure in the millenarian discourse-it traces the use and abuse of eschatology throughout the three kingdoms, emphasizing the complex interplay of radically diverse writers. Puritan millenarianism is shown to be a formative factor in the development of a distinctly puritan historiography. Retail: $55.00 RHB: $30.00

God of Grace and God of Glory: An Account of the Theology of Jonathan Edwards
This comprehensive study offers both an introduction to Edwards’ thought for non-specialists, and an important and original contribution to Edwards scholarship. Stephen Holmes explores all of Edwards’ thought-in relation to the Enlightenment and in relation to continental Reformed theology. He elucidates Edwards’ distinctiveness and shows how this distinctiveness is bound up with the central vision of his theology. Retail: $70.00 RHB: $20.00