PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Reformed theology has a long and distinguished heritage in history. Its roots are traceable back to John Calvin of the 16th-century Protestant Reformation. At its best, it has shaped a solid church tradition, built great universities like Geneva, Harvard, Yale, and Yonsei, and produced famous theologians like Jonathan Edwards and J. I. Packer, and outstanding preachers like Charles Simeon and Martyn Lloyd-Jones.

But just as tulips, the symbol of Reformed theology, come in a variety of colors, there is also great multiplicity within the Reformed tradition. Regretfully, some varieties have been marked by exclusivity and divisiveness. Recently, it appears that some with such views in the Malaysian church have caused serious divisions in some circles and much distress to those affected.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

HWA YUNG

He is bishop Emeritus of the Methodist Church in Malaysia. He was the Principal of Seminari Theoloji Malaysia for many years and has also taught at Trinity Theological College, Singapore. Amongst other involvements in the past, he has served as the Chair of the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies Council and President of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students.

LEE SOO TIAN

He is a seminarian at St Paul’s Theological College, Kuala Lumpur, and works as a freelance writer and trainer. He holds a LLB from Reading and a PhD from London. His PhD thesis was published as Rethinking the University: Structure, Critique, Vocation (Oxford: Counterpress, 2018).

LEE TAT YAN, VICTOR

He is an ordained minister of the Assemblies of God (AG) Malaysia and has been the President of the Bible College of Malaysia since January 2017. He is also an Executive Committee member of AG Malaysia and a council member of the National Evangelical Christian Fellowship (NECF). He holds an MTh from Trinity Theological College, Singapore, and a PhD in Divinity from Aberdeen. His thesis was published as Reading Johannine Dramatic Irony Through Ancient Dramatic Devices (Carlisle: Langham, 2021).

LIM KAR YONG

PhD (Wales) teaches New Testament Studies at Seminari Theoloji Malaysia (STM). He is the Dean of STM-KL Centre and the Director of Postgraduate Studies, He has written various books including The Sufferings of Christ Are Abundant in Us (Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 2009) and Metaphors and Social Identity Formation in Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians (Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2017), and numerous academic essays. Dr Lim is also an Anglican priest with the Diocese of West Malaysia.

PRODUCT DETAILS

ISBN：9789670536897

Publisher：Faith Books

Date：2023 (2nd Printing)

Page：98

Size：21 cm x 14.7 cm

Weight：200g