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"Eric Jenkins has served the church well with this new and detailed study of Augustine's theology [...] The work is well written and attractively presented, and for further research a comprehensive bibliography and extensive footnotes are provided."
-Dr. S. Westcott, British Church Newspaper, No. 270, 29 November 2013

"Overall, a useful work."
-Rev. E. T. Kirkland, English Churchman, April, 2014

"This is a fascinating study of a very important set of issues and, whether we agree with Augustine at every point or not, we have to take his arguments with great seriousness and listen to them as he actually formulated them."
-David McKay, Reformed Theological Journal, 2014

"...I like this straightforward and unassuming book and recommend it."
John Rist, Studies in Christian Ethics, 28.3, August 2015

"The strength of Jenkin's well documented study is the fact that he is dealing with Augustine's work in a chronological perspective so that it is possible to see the development in the theology of the great African."
-Bernhard Kaiser, Journal of Reformed Theology, 10, 2016

"...[Jenkins] approaches Augustine with a personal as well as an intellectual interest, and with a desire to make Augustine's teachings more accesible and more widely understood. This is certainly an accesible book, requiring no previous knowledge either of the early Church, or of systematic theology."
-Rownea Pailing, Modern Believing, Vol. 57 Iss. 3, August 2016

"This is a good book for understanding Augustine's thought on free will and the doctrines of grace and election, with a strong bibliography of ancient and modern authors."
-Hans Herrin, Theological Book Review, Vol. 26 No. 2, 2016