John Heywood Thomas, Emeritus Professor of Nottingham University, was Head of its Department of Theology and successively Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Arts Faculty. He had taught previously at the University of Manchester, Episcopal Seminary Austin, Texas, and the University of Durham. Described by Paul Tillich as his "logical critic", he has written studies of Tillich as well as of Kierkegaard.

In Theology and Issues of Life and Death, the veteran Welsh theologian Professor John Heywood Thomas has gathered together lectures... and mostly unpublished paper.

• ForewordPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1 Theology and Matters of Life and Death Chapter 2 The Problem of the Unborn Life Chapter 3 The Problem of Death Chapter 4 Life and the Meaning of Death Chapter 5 Life, Death, and Paradise: The Theology of the Funeral Appendix to Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Responsibility as an Inclusive Concept Chapter 7 Global Life and DeathBibliography

John Heywood Thomas, Emeritus Professor of Nottingham University, was Head of its Department of Theology and successively Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Arts Faculty. He had taught previously at the University of Manchester, Episcopal Seminary Austin, Texas, and the University of Durham. Described by Paul Tillich as his "logical critic", he has written studies of Tillich as well as of Kierkegaard.

In Theology and Issues of Life and Death, the veteran Welsh theologian Professor John Heywood Thomas has gathered together lectures... and mostly unpublished paper.

• ForewordPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1 Theology and Matters of Life and Death Chapter 2 The Problem of the Unborn Life Chapter 3 The Problem of Death Chapter 4 Life and the Meaning of Death Chapter 5 Life, Death, and Paradise: The Theology of the Funeral Appendix to Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Responsibility as an Inclusive Concept Chapter 7 Global Life and DeathBibliography

John Heywood Thomas, Emeritus Professor of Nottingham University, was Head of its Department of Theology and successively Pro-Vice Chancellor and Dean of the Arts Faculty. He had taught previously at the University of Manchester, Episcopal Seminary Austin, Texas, and the University of Durham. Described by Paul Tillich as his "logical critic", he has written studies of Tillich as well as of Kierkegaard.

In Theology and Issues of Life and Death, the veteran Welsh theologian Professor John Heywood Thomas has gathered together lectures... and mostly unpublished paper.

• ForewordPrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1 Theology and Matters of Life and Death Chapter 2 The Problem of the Unborn Life Chapter 3 The Problem of Death Chapter 4 Life and the Meaning of Death Chapter 5 Life, Death, and Paradise: The Theology of the Funeral Appendix to Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Responsibility as an Inclusive Concept Chapter 7 Global Life and DeathBibliography