This illuminating volume from Jeremy Jones offers the first detailed examination of the moral ontology of John Webster. By locating this firmly within the framework of Webster's dogmatic theology, and by offering both diachronic and dialogical analyses, Jones brings new light to the contours and material of Webster's ethical project. There is much here to admire and to appreciate, both for readers familiar with Webster and for those new to his work.

Paul T. Nimmo, University of Aberdeen, UK

There have been a number of insightful theologians working in recent years, yet the late John Webster was arguably the most wise and perceptive. Likewise, there has been a growing number of books released about Webster's theological project, and this study by Jones is the most attentive and searching. Jones appreciates the abiding concerns for moral agency in Webster's theological journey, and he models close engagement and exemplary analysis of the range of his writings.

Michael Allen, Reformed Theological Seminary, USA