Systematic Theology

Wolfgang Vondey

—Regent University School of Divinity
“Practical, devotional, and systematic. . . . A volume grounded in biblical exegesis, interacting with historical figures, and interdisciplinary in orientation. This wide-ranging work throughout will surprise even those familiar with systematic theology.”

Lois Malcolm
—Luther Seminary
“Thiselton has written a wonderfully concise systematic theology that covers all the classic theological topics. . . . From as broad an interdisciplinary perspective as possible, it engages biblical exegesis and major thinkers through the centuries, mindful throughout of practical implications for Christian discipleship and devotion. I highly recommend this book not only for systematic theology courses but also for anyone wanting to understand more fully what lies at the heart of Christian theology.”

John Webster
—University of St. Andrews
Anthony Thiselton’s Systematic Theology guides its readers through the elements of Christian doctrine — their biblical grounds, their philosophical dimensions, and their historical forms — with learning, clarity of mind, and authority.”
 
Oliver D. Crisp
— Fuller Theological Seminary
“Learned and judicious, this one-volume systematic theology combines the breadth and depth of Thiselton’s earlier work in biblical studies, hermeneutics, and Christian doctrine with his years of classroom teaching, resulting in a work that is accessible and eminently readable. His evenhanded and charitable approach will commend this book to a wide audience. I highly recommend it.”
 
Malcolm B. Yarnell III
—Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
“This important and beautiful work will prove helpful to the novice even as it delivers delightful surprises to the adept. . . . May well be classified as an enduring masterpiece that draws universal admiration in the contemporary gallery of theological literature.”