A Philosophy of the Christian Religion
- Philosophy
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2007
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Publisher's Description
Introducing the Edward Carnell Library (Nine Titles Listed Inside) A Philosophy of the Christian Religion is not a defense of the Christian faith in the conventional sense. The gamut of contending values and the systems of thought preoccupying the contemporary mind are analyzed here with admirable comprehension and lucidity. These competing philosophies are severally evaluated by the whole perspective of the Christian system and demonstrated as partial, here-and-now values, incapable of satisfying the demands of the whole man. "Christianity is a coherent religion. It never asks the heart to trust values which the reason is obliged to discard as contradictory. No value commitment is completely satisfying until the complete man is satisfied." --from the preface
Endorsements (1)
“[Carnell's] argument in favor of the highest and best in Christian thought and life runs cogently and convincingly. Patiently, step by step, Carnell follows the circuitous and often devious paths of modern man as he tries to secure himself against God, who like Thompson's Hound of Heaven relentlessly pursues him in love--and for his own ultimate good.”
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