GUIDE TO THE

T & T CLARK

THEOLOGY LIBRARY

ABOUT THE GUIDE

E. M. White Library is doing a trial of

Theology & Religion Online. The T &

T Clark Theology Library is part of

this collection. This guide describes

how to access the Theology Library,

its contents, and how to find book

chapters. If you need any help with

the T & T Clark Theology Library,

please contact the library staff at

library@lpts.edu.

Shawn Harmon MDiv ‘19

T & T Clark Theology Library Guide

T&T Clark Theology Library, part of Theology and Religion Online, offers students and

scholars of theology core theological content via primary texts and supporting articles. An

imprint of Bloomsbury, T&T Clark has been publishing cutting-edge books in biblical studies

since 1821 and brings authoritative and systematic scholarship to this comprehensive

resource.

Brand new introductory articles commissioned exclusively for T&T Clark Theology Library,

written by key academics. These articles are comprehensive overviews of the theologians

featured on the platform, and introduce the doctrines, their relevance for study today, and

their importance for our understanding of theology. 3 are available now and 5 will be added

in Summer 2020.

Access to Theology and Religion Online T & T Clark Theology Library In order to access the Theology Library Material, go to https://blog.lptslove.org/ and click on the

tab listed “Remote Access to E-books and Databases” or go to

https://lpts.libguides.com/digitalresources. From there click on the tab in the middle of the page

listed “Theology and Religion Outline” (see figure below). Once Theology and Religion Online

is selected, the you must type in your library login and password in order to access the available

materials. Select “T & T Clark Theology Library” to search the collection.

Contents A wide-ranging collection of newly digitized classic works by eminent theologians,

including digitally exclusive access to Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics (31 volumes)

Introductory Articles on John Webster, Terrence Torrance and Colin Gunton, written by key

academics

Three volumes of the Lectionary Commentary Series

Access to E-books and reference material

To access material in the Theology Library page, click on the part of the collection you wish

to view (i.e. eBooks titles). Select the title of the book near the picture of the book cover.

The Table of Contents will be displayed. Click on the section of the book you want to read

(see figure below).

T & T Clark Theology Library remote access is available only to LPTS students,

faculty, and employees.