T&T Clark Handbook of Election

The concept of divine election has often been dismissed in the modern world as inappropriate or meaningless. Nonetheless, it is integral to many core issues in the Bible and Christian theology, not least the character of divine grace, the relationship between community and individual, and the nature of the relationship between Christians and Jews. The wide-ranging essays in this important collection are eloquent testimony to the rediscovery of election for the vitality of theology. * R.W.L. (Walter) Moberly, Durham University, UK * Election is how God chooses: What could be more theological, more revealing, more interesting than this? * Eugene F. Rogers, Jr., University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA * This is a wide-ranging collection of essays from contributors representing a variety of perspectives. It offers a distillation of some of the most significant biblical and historical scholarship on election, and opens up many avenues for further constructive work and debate. This will be a valuable volume for anyone interested in pursuing the many complex questions raised by various approaches to the doctrine of election. * Suzanne McDonald, Western Theological Seminary, USA *