Burrows, Mark S., 1955- (Personal Name)

Biblical hermeneutics in historical perspective, c1991: CIP t.p. (Mark S. Burrows) pub. info. (b. 09-10-55; Ph. D., Princeton Theological Seminary; prof., Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC)

His Jean Gerson and De consolatione theologiae (1418), c1991: t.p. (Mark Stephen Burrows)

Breaking the silence, 2015: ECIP t.p. (Mark Burrows ... (eds.)); back cover (Professor Mark S. Burrows lectures at the University of Applied Sciences, Bochum, Germany)

The chance of home, 2017: ECIP t.p. (Mark S. Burrows)

amazon.com, viewed on 11-21-2016: (Mark S. Burrows; Scholar, poet, and teacher, well known for his work as a retreat leader and speaker on spirituality, mysticism, and poetics. For more than two decades he taught in several graduate theological schools in the US and Germany. His publications explore a range of topics, from essays on ancient Christianity to his recent published translations of modern German poetry. In 2005, he published together with co-editor Elizabeth Dreyer, MINDING THE SPIRIT. THE STUDY OF CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY (Johns Hopkins University Press). He also published JEAN GERSON AND 'DE CONSOLATIONE THEOLOGIAE' (1418): THE CONSOLATION OF A BIBLICAL AND REFORMING THEOLOGY FOR A DISORDERED AGE (J. C. B. Mohr [Paul Siebeck], 1991). More recently, he has published a new translation of Rilke's poems entitled Prayers of a Young Poet: Rainer Maria Rilke's Quest for the Dark God (Paraclete Press; 2013). A regular contributor of articles to the journal WEAVINGS, Burrows also currently serves as poetry editor of the journal SPIRITUS: A JOURNAL OF CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY. He currently teaches in Germany, and otherwise makes his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico)