Checkout the latest library acquisitions!

Why not keep up-to-date with the latest library acquisitions.  By clicking on the ‘New books just in’ link on the right-hand side of the screen, you can view all the latest theology books which have been added to stock.  From here, you can click on the title or book jacket to read previous customer comments.  Better still, under the ‘Shared box’ click on the square ‘edit info’ icon, the link will then allow you to make a note of the library shelf number (dewey), located in the section entitled ‘This book’. 

New Book – Just In!

The title ‘Fashions in Church furnishing by Peter Arnold’ is now in stock.  This is a key text on the module THL372. 

If you would like to borrow the book we have two copies available, these can be found at the shelf number: 726ANS.

Hello world!

Welcome to the Theology Library News Blog.   Here you will find the latest information on library resources with specific reference to the field of Theology.

Reading List THL281 – New Books now in!

Two new books which are part of the required reading for the module THL281 have just been added to the library stock.  They are:

Rippin, Andrew.  Muslims. 3rd Ed. Routledge – Library Shelf Number 297RIP

&

Holocaust Theology: a reader. New York University Press -Shelf Number 261.873COH

Be the first to read a copy!

‘INNES REVIEW’ – NOW AVAILABLE ON ‘PROJECT MUSE

The Scottish Catholic Historical Association produce a journal investing issues concerning ’Scottish history’ and the ’Catholic Church in Scotland’.  You can view the full journal issue online.  To access; from the ‘Library Homepage’, click on the link to ‘Electronic Resources’.  Go down the list of databases to find ’Project MUSE (full-text)’ and click on the link.  When you have the opening page, click on ‘Journals’, and again scroll down the title list until you see the ‘Innes Review’.  Finally, click on ’select the volume’ and choose the issue you would like to read.

NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!

The title, ‘What St. Paul Really Said’ by N.T.Wright, is now available to read free of charge on ‘Google’.  In order to find this title use the internet address http://books.google.co.uk/ then enter the author and title.  

If you are having any problems, I am also going to enter a link on the ‘Theology’ subject pages, which will be listed under the heading ‘online books’.