Corey Miller

Cultural Apologetics

Apologetics

“We live in a post-Enlightenment, disenchanted culture emptied of transcendence. For many, belief in God is unwelcome, unnecessary, and unimaginable. Paul Gould’s Cultural Apologetics is as enjoyable to read as it is important in considering culturally relevant means of engaging our post-Enlightenment (i.e., postmodern) culture with the gospel of Christ. His broad reading in philosophy and Christian apologetics, as well as his background in campus ministry, helps him diagnose the problem to effectively reach toward a solvent model of cultural engagement in what he calls a “new lane” in Christian apologetics. Some may see Christianity as plausible but not desirable. Others see it as desirable but not plausible. The cultural apologist, Gould claims, seeks to show that Christianity is both plausibly true and satisfyingly desirable. This important book provides tools leading toward the pathway of reenchantment.”

Debating God’s Existence

Apologetics

“Debating God’s Existence is a superb example of atheists and theists seeking to collaborate in pursuit of truth. I highly recommend this book; it’s a model of collaboration on an all-important topic with implications for us all.”

Protecting Your Child from Predators

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Sadly, whether it is a doctor, teacher, or most regrettably, a member of the clergy, child sexual abuse is plaguing our sexually saturated culture. Love your children and grandchildren by protecting them. This book is a great tool for you to prepare now or run the risk of counseling later.”

The God Question

Apologetics

“J. P. Moreland, a favorite professor of mine, does not disappoint. He taught me that we should not live to do philosophy but that we should do philosophy that we might live. This book exemplifies someone who has wrestled with the big questions through a skillfully led life and has acquired knowledge. Along with his personal, identifiable story, the book is set in the context of increasing personal malaise, anxiety, and unhappiness that is endemic in our culture. He invites us to explore the big question about life's meaning—the quest of the human heart. Yet he recognizes that the heart cannot embrace what the mind cannot believe. He goes on to help remove obstacles from before us while offering the best explanation of why so many are unhappy and how we can attain the happiness for which we have been designed.”

Why You Matter

Christian Living

“Meaning is meant. It is intended and given by a mind. If there is a meaning to all of life, one that transcends my subjective desires or thoughts, then it can only be because a Mind gave it meaning. Everyone, from an atheist to a Christian, seeks happiness and meaning in life. And many find themselves failing to live the good life. This book suggests why you may not be experiencing a meaningful life and how you can experience joy even amid hardship. The author, transparent with his own life, walks us through how he’s found meaning through the good and the bad and shares how this is available—within our grasp—for everyone.”