Theologia Cambrensis

‘The patterns of Welsh theology during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries are almost unknown outside Wales. Here, at last, is a thorough study of these developments in both Church and Dissent. It is an authoritative tour de force.’

-Professor David Bebbington, University of Stirling

‘Informative and lucid, these essays provide a most valuable guide to the different ways in which Protestantism took root and developed in Wales after the Reformation. The author is a master at his craft – this collection is scholarly, readable and rich in historical and theological insight.’
-Professor David Fergusson, University of Edinburgh

‘Theologia Cambrensis is a unique work and an important achievement. It takes in the whole sweep of Welsh Protestant religion and theology – Anglican, Puritan, Nonconformist and Methodist – and provides an invaluable guide to works in Welsh, both original texts and translations, demonstrating how Wales was both a vector for transnational forces of reform, and a distinctive religious culture in its own right.’
-Professor John Coffey, University of Leicester