Daniel Kolb

God, Science, and Religious Diversity

Apologetics

“A model of clear reasoning and careful argument, this book explores the challenges to Christian theism posed by atheistic naturalism and religious pluralism. Turning the anti-Christian argument on its head, Lehe argues persuasively that Christianity offers a more satisfying account of why we are able to understand the world scientifically than either naturalism or other religious traditions. If something like Christianity is not true, our ability to do natural science remains an unsolvable mystery.”

Ratio in Relatione

Philosophy

“Ratio in Relatione examines how relational elements of human persons underlie our nature as self-directed rational beings. Anthony Hollowell uses the social analyses of Alexis de Tocqueville and Romano Guardini to establish his general thesis about human reason, as well as to illuminate how relational elements in modern social forms shape our paradigms of rational discourse. This innovative study will interest students of de Tocqueville and Guardini, as well as anyone concerned with how human rationality matures and flourishes.”