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Item type: Publication , The Violence of Hell(T&T Clark (International), 2026) Whitaker, Robyn; Chris Greenough; Johanna Stiebert; Johnathan Jodamus; Mmapula Diana Kebaneilwe; Pilgrim Theological CollegeThe English word “hell” is used to denote a variety of Greek terms in the New Testament, each with their own resonances, history, and imagery. In popular contemporary Christian imagination, these differing concepts have often been conflated as well as shaped by interpretations far removed from their first century CE context, the effect of which has been to increase the violence of hell. This chapter argues that early Christian writers did not intend to, nor imagined, that they were describing a literal hell. Rather, the vivid descriptions of “hell” found in the New Testament and early Christian literature, are rhetorically employed as a type of moral formation.Item type: Publication , On Colonial (Mis)Management: Bishop Frank Weston’s The Black Serfs of Britain, with an Introduction and Commentary(2026-06-16) King, Fergus; Trinity College Theological SchoolBishop Frank Weston’s The Black Serfs of Britain (1923) is a short pamphlet which critiques British colonial governance in East Africa in wake of the First World War. Much more difficult to obtain than its earlier sister volume, The Black Slaves of Prussia (1918), it sees Weston in a familiar combative vein. The two works are crucially important in gaining a fuller picture of Weston, his thinking and his legacy. Often remembered as an Anglo-Catholic contrarian, these political texts bring to the fore his Christian socialism and add crucial details to the journey which would famously lead to the Anglo-Catholic conference and his powerful injunction to serve Christ both in worship and social ministries. The text of The Black Serfs of Britain is printed in full with introductory material, commentary, and notes.Item type: Publication , 'Imago Dei and human life as coram: why (theological) anthropology matters'(2024) Haar, Stephen; Australian Lutheran CollegeItem type: Publication , A Personal Reminiscence of Professor Jürgen Moltmann(St Mark's Review, 2024) Reid, Duncan; Trinity College Theological SchoolObituary, Jürgen MoltmannItem type: Publication , In Memoriam: Elder Metropolitan John Zizioulas of Pergamon(St Mark's Review, 2024) Ron Browning; Reid, Duncan; Trinity College Theological SchoolObituary for Professor John Zizioulas