Armchair Theologians Series Collection (13 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Written by experts but designed for the novice, the Armchair series provides accurate, concise, and witty overviews of some of the most profound moments and theologians in Christian history. From early figures like Aquinas to modern-day greats like Martin Luther King Jr., and The Reformation to Liberation Theology, these books offer an engaging taste of a complex array of events, doctrines, and movements. The Armchair series is an essential supplement for first-time encounters with primary texts, lucid refresher for scholars and clergy, and an enjoyable read for the theologically curious.
This collection is no longer available but has been updated in Armchair Theologians Series Collection (15 vols.).
- Provides succinct but intelligent overviews of major theological figures and movements
- Offers knowledge from field experts in a simple and playful presentation
- Features witty illustrations by Ron Hill
- Title: Armchair Theologians Series Collection (13 vols.)
- Series: Armchair Theologians
- Publisher: Westminster John Knox
- Volumes: 13
- Pages: 2,587
Reviews
7 ratings
Ralph A. Abernethy III
9/7/2017
Debra W Bouey
4/29/2017
Brian Poad
1/22/2015
I have just finished the little book on Barth. It took me a few hours to read it, and I really enjoyed it. It helped me understand where Barth was coming from a little better. Because Barth has been classed as a neo-orthodox, I have shied away from his writings, but I find lots of nuggets in his thoughts. Very good read and well worth the time. The cartoons are fun and helpful! lol
Allen Bingham
3/5/2014
Christine Lace
3/1/2014
If you want to get a true picture of Martin Luther, read his book "The Jews and their Lies"--if you can stomach it.
Ian Carmichael
1/15/2014
Great series - BUT I need more enticement for theological works than this discount - there's more straight reading and less reference hunting here than in exegetical works. For this series, I'd he hunting the print edition rather than the logos one. Now, if you suggested a U$99 I'd become VERY interested.
