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James Barr · 1962 · Book
James Barr's Biblical Words for Time appeared in 1962 as a sequel to his The Semantics of Biblical Language of the previous year, and it was written against a specific and then-dominant…
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Cornelius Van Til · 1962 · Book
Christianity and Barthianism emerged from Cornelius Van Til's decades-long engagement with Karl Barth's theological revolution. Writing from his position at Westminster Theological Seminary, Van Til produced this systematic critique as Barth's influence…
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Karl Barth · 1962 · Book
Karl Barth's introduction to evangelical theology emerged from his final lecture series at the University of Basel in 1961-62, delivered as his academic career drew to a close. Having spent decades reshaping…
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A. W. Pink · 1962 · Commentary
Arthur Pink's extensive commentary on Exodus emerged from his pastoral conviction that modern Christians had lost touch with the rich typological treasures embedded in the Old Testament. Writing during his later years…
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Josef Pieper · 1962 · Book
Josef Pieper's Guide to Thomas Aquinas emerged from the German philosopher's conviction that the medieval doctor's thought had been systematically misunderstood by both admirers and critics. Writing in the early 1960s amid…
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Watchman Nee · 1962 · Book
The Normal Christian Church Life emerged from Watchman Nee's conviction that the institutional Christianity of his day had departed from the New Testament pattern of church life. Writing from his experience leading…
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John Meyendorff · 1962 · Book
John Meyendorff wrote this comprehensive introduction to Eastern Orthodox Christianity during the Cold War era, when Western understanding of Orthodoxy remained limited despite its significance as the second-largest Christian communion. As a…
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Leonard Ravenhill · 1962 · Book
Leonard Ravenhill's Revival Praying emerged from his decades of observation that the Western church had settled into comfortable mediocrity while genuine spiritual awakening remained elusive. Writing in 1962 as both an evangelist…
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Dumitru Staniloae · 1962 · Book
Dumitru Staniloae's comprehensive study of Maximus the Confessor emerged from his broader project to recover and systematize the theological heritage of the Eastern Orthodox tradition for twentieth-century believers. Writing during the communist…
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Alpha and Omega Alpha and Omega: A Study in the Theology of Karl Barth
Robert Jenson · 1963 · Book
Robert Jenson's first major theological work emerged from his doctoral studies at the University of Heidelberg under Peter Brunner, where he grappled with Karl Barth's revolutionary reconceptualization of Christian doctrine. Writing in…
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Josef Pieper · 1963 · Book
Josef Pieper's philosophical investigation of belief emerges from his lifelong engagement with Thomas Aquinas and his concern that modern thought had severed faith from reason. Writing in postwar Germany, Pieper addressed a…
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A. W. Tozer · 1963 · Book
A.W. Tozer compiled this anthology of Christian poetry during the height of his pastoral ministry, drawing from centuries of devotional verse to create what he considered essential reading for spiritual formation. Writing…
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Alexander Schmemann · 1963 · Book
Alexander Schmemann's transformative work emerged from his teaching at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary and his conviction that Western Christianity had lost touch with the cosmic and liturgical dimensions of faith. Writing…
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Alexander Schmemann · 1963 · Book
Alexander Schmemann wrote this interpretive history as both introduction and corrective, addressing Western readers who knew little of Eastern Christianity while challenging Orthodox believers to reckon honestly with their tradition's actual development.…
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In Tune with the World In Tune with the World: A Theory of Festivity
Josef Pieper · 1963 · Book
Josef Pieper's brief philosophical meditation emerges from his concern that modern industrial society has lost the capacity for genuine celebration. Writing in 1963 as Western culture increasingly defined itself through productivity and…
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Dorothy Day · 1963 · Book
Loaves and Fishes is Dorothy Day's account of the Catholic Worker movement — not her own life story, which she had told in The Long Loneliness a decade earlier, but the story…
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Hans Urs von Balthasar · 1963 · Book
Hans Urs von Balthasar's "Love Alone Is Credible" emerged from his conviction that modern theology had lost its way by divorcing truth from beauty and goodness. Writing in 1963 as the Second…
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Lockman Foundation translation team · 1963 · Scripture
A major conservative Bible in the formal-equivalence tradition, the New American Standard Bible is a direct modernization of the line represented by the American Standard Version, which serves as its predecessor and…
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William F. Beck; OT completed/edited by colleagues · 1963 · Scripture
Known commonly by the name of its translator, Beck's An American Translation is a significant Lutheran Bible in modern English, prepared as a fresh rendering of the complete Bible from the original-language…
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Kallistos Ware · 1963 · Book
Written by Timothy Ware (later Bishop Kallistos Ware) while he was still a young Anglican scholar at Oxford, this work emerged from a recognition that Orthodox Christianity remained largely unknown and misunderstood…
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Yves Congar · 1963 · Book
Yves Congar wrote this ecclesiological reflection in 1963 as the Second Vatican Council was reshaping Catholic understanding of the Church's mission and identity. The French Dominican theologian, who served as a peritus…
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Vladimir Lossky · 1963 · Book
Vladimir Lossky's "The Vision of God" emerged from lectures delivered at Anglican theological colleges in England during the 1950s, representing a landmark effort to introduce Western Christianity to the distinctive theological vision…
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F. F. Bruce · 1964 · Commentary
F.F. Bruce's commentary on Hebrews emerged from his distinguished career as a New Testament scholar at the universities of Edinburgh, Leeds, Sheffield, and Manchester. Writing during a period when evangelical scholarship was…
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Kallistos Ware · 1964 · Book
This scholarly monograph examines the life and theological work of Eustratios Argenti, an eighteenth-century Orthodox theologian who served as patriarch of Constantinople during one of the most challenging periods in Byzantine Christian…
