Appropriating material from her doctoral thesis, Cynthia Bennett Brown
offers an engaging and relevant exploration of Emil Brunner’s theology and
method as unfolded in his mature published and translated works. Clearly
fulfilling the stated aims of the book, Brown gives a convincing account of
the later Brunner’s thought, contextualising his theology within the Christian
life of faith in a way that Brunner would have undoubtedly recognised as his
own.