Book Review: John Bunyan: Antinomian, New-Covenant Theologian, or...? by David H. J. Gay. Brachus, 2017

David H. J. Gay (not to be confused with David Gay, University of Alberta, familiar to many readers of Bunyan Studies as President of the International John Bunyan Society) has published extensively in print and audio on biblical and theological matters from a Reformed, New Covenant perspective (twe...

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Published inBunyan studies no. 23; pp. 107 - 109
Main Author Pooley, Roger
Format Book Review
LanguageEnglish
Published Newcastle Upon Tyne Northumbria University, Department of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Design and Social Sciences 01.01.2019
Subjects
Bible
Bunyan, John (1628-1688)
Christianity
Publishing
Publishing industry
Readers
Sexism
Theologians
Theology
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United Kingdom > UK
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Summary:David H. J. Gay (not to be confused with David Gay, University of Alberta, familiar to many readers of Bunyan Studies as President of the International John Bunyan Society) has published extensively in print and audio on biblical and theological matters from a Reformed, New Covenant perspective (twenty-three texts are listed on the inside cover pages of the book under review). Gay was stimulated to write John Bunyan: Antinomian, New-Covenant Theologian, or ...? by reading Christopher Caughey's article in Bunyan Studies number 19 (2015), 'John Bunyan and Variegated Antinomianism'. The old-style sexist language - the Bible and other published works are always written to 'men' - is lamentably unselfconscious, and belies Gay's claim to be addressing a wide, non-specialist readership.
ISSN:0954-0970