Thomas Erskine: Advocate for the Character of God.

Don Winslow's book brings to life the remarkable Scots layman whose contribution to contemporary theology has long been overlooked. * Frank M. Mcclain * Few except those who have studied F. D.Maurice will have heard of Thomas Erskine, and even they will have learned little of his life and thought. Dr. Winslow's book not only remedies this lack, but also demonstrates the value of doing so. His highly readable and careful account of Erskine's life, character, and thought will prove useful to all readers interested in religious thought as well as to students of the early 19th century and theologians. -- Rowan A. Greer, Yale Divinity School * Frank M. Mcclain * This is a refreshing study of a man who deserves to be studied; and it is a book that deserves to be read. -- Franklin M. McClain, Anglican Theological Review. * Frank M. Mcclain * Winslow provides his reader with a clear and appreciative description of Thomas Erkshine's thought... -- Franklin M. McClain, Anglican Theological Review. * Anglican and Episcopal History * [Winslow] has provided an attractive portrait of this most Christian man, who could affirm in one of his writings: 'I have never been a single moment separated from [my Creator]'. * The Expository Times * [Winslow] has provided an attractive portrait of this most Christian man, who could affirm in one of his writings: 'I have never been a single moment separated from [my Creator]'. * The Expository Times * Don Winslow's book brings to life the remarkable Scots layman whose contribution to contemporary theology has long been overlooked. * Frank M. Mcclain * Few except those who have studied F. D.Maurice will have heard of Thomas Erskine, and even they will have learned little of his life and thought. Dr. Winslow's book not only remedies this lack, but also demonstrates the value of doing so. His highly readable and careful account of Erskine's life, character, and thought will prove useful to all readers interested in religious thought as well as to students of the early 19th century and theologians. -- Rowan A. Greer, Yale Divinity School * Frank M. Mcclain * This is a refreshing study of a man who deserves to be studied; and it is a book that deserves to be read. -- Franklin M. McClain, Anglican Theological Review. * Frank M. Mcclain * Winslow provides his reader with a clear and appreciative description of Thomas Erkshine's thought... -- Franklin M. McClain, Anglican Theological Review. * Anglican and Episcopal History *