Anvil aims to encourage clear and creative thinking and practice in theology and mission, through open, scholarly debate. Anvil is for people with an interest in theology, but with limited time to read deeply. It features original articles of high quality and theological substance by contemporary writers, whether established or not.


Volume 26 Numbers 3 & 4 2009:

You can read the Editorial in the current edition by Andrew Goddard.

See the Abstracts of Articles in the current anniversary edition by Krish Kandiah, Paul Weston, Andrew Atherstone, Pete Broadbent, Robert Warner, Andrew Angel, Peter Sanlon, John Williams, John Corrie and Andrew Marin.

December 2009: Subscribers' Update with news of the journal and plans for its future.

June 2009: Anniversary Appeal with news of the journal and plans for its future.

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Some Past Editions:

Edition 26:2 which was a special issue looking at evangelicalism
Edition 26:1
Edition 25:4
Edition 25:3
Edition 25:2
Edition 25:1
Edition 24:4
Edition 24:3
Edition 24:2 which was a special issue looking at slavery & emancipation
Edition 24:1 was a focus issue on scripture
Edition 23:4 was a focus issue on Hymnody and Worship
Edition 23:3 which looked at Celtic Christianity and Thomas Cranmer
Edition 23:2 looked at Christian-Muslim relations including Muslim perspectives on Christianity
Edition 23:1 looked at apologetics, and evangelical response to Mary and Anglican values



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