‘There are a good many books that attempt a comprehensive examination of St Paul’s theology, but we have only very few studies concentrating on the principles of strategy which he was led to pursue. In refreshingly down to earth and contemporary language, (the authors) express St Paul’s world view for our own age in a way that could help us rediscover the almost forgotten art of interpreting world events from a Christian standpoint. As they follow Paul’s missionary activities and his advance on the political, intellectual and religious nerve centres of his time, again and again the true challenge of Christianity is brought out, and one gets a glimpse of the Gospel as a dynamic, transforming design for theory and practice.’
From the Foreword by Klaus Bockmuehl, Professor of Theology and Ethics, Regent College. Vancouver, British Columbia.
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