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Book Review: Themes in Theology: The Threefold Cord. Essays in Philosophy, Politics and Theology

should note the importance of the Sunday School and Bible Class movements in certain of the Protestant churches. The book offers a fresh approach to a range of primary sources and to the better interpretative studies. There is, strangely, a failure to document material. Persons to whom quotations are attributed are described vaguely as "an evangelical missionary" (p. 20), "one Victorian bishop" (p. 249), "two Lutheran missionaries" (p. 259), to give but a few examples; they are not identified. Further, while the author provides a well constructed reading guide, complete citations are not given for those documents, monographs and journal articles used as sources for quotations or unique argument. None of these comments, however, should detract from the interest and usefulness of Hogan's important book. It is a highly readable guide to a complex of materials and issues as well as a provocative point of departure for further investigation and dialogue.