Tommy Ball, a key member of Aston Villa's 1923 all-star team, is the only English professional footballer deemed by law to have been murdered. The circumstances and reasons surrounding his death have puzzled sport and legal historians for almost a century. This book may just hold the answers.
Lover of George, the Prince of Wales and mother of Queen Victoria's favourite prime minister, Viscountess Melbourne was the most important hostess of the Regency period. It was entirely in character that on her deathbed Elizabeth urged her daughter Emily to be faithful, not to her husband - but to her lover!
From the Post-War Era through Contemporary Debates
The book offers a comprehensive examination of the various quests for the historical Jesus, delving into the historical, exegetical, and critical aspects of these debates. It also explores the philosophical and theological foundations that shape the discussions surrounding the historical figure of Jesus, providing a thorough analysis that enriches the understanding of this complex topic.
From the Ancient World to the Age of Enlightenment Volume 1
Focusing on the evolution of Christianity and Western thought, this introductory volume explores significant developments from the ancient world through the Age of Enlightenment. It serves as a valuable resource for students, pastors, and thoughtful Christians, presenting complex ideas in an accessible manner that encourages deep reflection and engagement.
Exploring Karl Barth's theological perspective, this book delves into his life, key writings, and the evolution of his beliefs. It is structured into four sections: the first outlines Barth's biography and influences, the second examines his views on revelation, the third discusses his natural theology, and the fourth focuses on his Christological approach to doctrine. Through this analysis, readers can gain insights into Barth's understanding of the Christian message and its implications for contemporary theology.
Colin Brown surveys the thought of over four hundred philosophers from the Middle Ages to the present day. This clear and concise guide shows how various thinkers and ideas have affected Christian belief and brings together the lessons Christians can learn from philosophy.
Exploring the relevance of miracles in modern faith, this book addresses whether belief in Jesus necessitates acceptance of miracle stories. Colin Brown, building on his previous work, presents accessible arguments about the significance of miracles in Christianity, aimed at general readers rather than scholars. By examining the historical and theological implications, he invites those questioning the role of miracles in contemporary belief to reconsider their understanding of faith. This fresh perspective aims to engage and enlighten readers on a topic that has long intrigued many.
A fascinating behind-closed-doors history of Whitehall and the buildings and figures that shaped British history
Discover the secret, intimate stories that animate the watershed events of British history, plus a new chapter on the defining event of twenty-first century Britain - Brexit!
New in the Short Histories of Asia series, edited by Milton Osborne, this is a readable, well-informed and comprehensive history of Indonesia and its peoples, from ancient origins to the present day.
