This paperback book was published in 1979 by the Baker Book House with 524 pages. The text contains 50 pages with underlining in blue pen or yellow highlighting. The binding is sound. The cover is heavily worn around the edges with several creases. Previous owners name present. Publishers remainder mark on the bottom page edges. The "Readings in Christian Theology" trilogy is now complete! The New Life, as do the other volumes, features concise introductions to each of the main divisions, and the author again stimulates readers by presenting a variety of viewpoints and different schools of thought. The New Life presents (1) personal salvation; (2) the nature, unity, government, and sacraments of the church; and (3) the last things (eschatology). In Part 1 we are offered the views of G. Bromiley, L. Boettner, H. Thiessen, G. W. Peters, E. Carnell, W. Hordern, J. Murray, J. L. Nuelsen, F. Pieper, M. Luther, A. Ritschl, H. Bavinck, J. Wesley, B. Ramm, G. C. Berkouwer, and T. 0. Summers.......Part 2 offers the perspectives of E. F. Clowney, L. Gilkey, C. F. H. Henry, L Morris, L. Berkhof, E. Eiscox, J. Pohle, W. W. Stevens, P. Jewett, and Y. Feenstra.......Part 3 offers C. H. Dodd, R. Bultmann, C. Shedd, W. D. Davis, E. Y. Mullins, H. E. Fosdick, C. S. Lewis, L. H. DeWolf, L. Boettner, W. J. Grier, G. E. Ladd, and J. F. Walvoord......The three books of this trilogy comprise an integral systematic theology selected from the writings of distinguished theologians of the past and present. The trilogy also includes:.....The Living God, which discusses (1) theology, (2) revelation, and (3) God's nature and providence......Man's Need and God's Gift, which discusses..... (1) the nature of man, (2) man's sin and his need for salvation, and (3) the person and work of Christ.