Digital Logos Edition
Scholars produce thousands of books each year covering vast numbers of topics related to theological, historical, and religious inquiry. While each book influences the trajectory of its field of study, relatively few individual works define, (re)shape, or transform their respective academic discipline. Those master works that do have such transformative influence transcend their own generation and perennially speak with insight, conviction, and wisdom to theologians, pastors, and laity—permanently stamping their ideas on the consciousness of the church.
Theologians, working at the end of the modern and beginning of the postmodern eras have produced numerous works of such standing. The T&T Clark Cornerstones Series celebrates these seminal works of the contemporary era by gathering them into a single series. They span the academic disciplines from ancient history to contemporary hermeneutics, from dogmatics to postmodern feminism. Featuring forty landmark theological contributions from scholars such as—John Webster, Hans Urs Balthasar, Thomas F. Torrance, Stanley Hauerwas, Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Larry W. Hurtado, Francis Watson, and Judith Lieu—each volume contains a reflective essay on the impact that book has had in its field, and the ways in which the field has developed since its initial publication.
In the first Logos installment of this series, you’ll receive the first fifteen volumes of the Cornerstones Series, many available in Logos for the first time. Featuring several of the series’ most distinguished volumes, including Paul and the Hermeneutics of Faith, The Trinitarian Faith, Confessing God, Sanctify Them in Truth, and The Christian Doctrine of God, this installment informs your research with key titles from today’s most preeminent scholars.