This is perhaps the most engaging and readable introduction to T.
Torrance's theology around.
The author writes from the perspective of having been a student in Torrance's theology class in Edinburgh when Torrance was at the height of his powers, painting a fascinating picture of Torrance in action as a teacher.
The book sets Torrance's theology in context by placing it in relation to liberal Protestantism on the one hand and traditional Calvinism on the other.
It explores Torrance's methodology; it offers insights on how he linked incarnation and atonement; and it also suggests how some of Torrance's ideas may be extended in order to result in an even more integrated and cohesive theology.
This book is a must, not only for Torrance readers, but for all lovers of theology.
Pickwick Publications T. f. torrance in recollection and reappraisal, paperback/bruce ritchie
