Daniel R. Heimbach
Biography
Daniel R. Heimbach earned a PhD from Drew University and also studied at the United States Naval Academy and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Heimbach has served as senior professor of Christian ethics at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and previously served on the domestic policy staff at the White House. Heimbach wrote True Sexual Morality (2004) and wrote the foreword to The Superiority of an Evangelical Model of Religious Liberty (2022).
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Theology
“A well-analyzed, nicely written study of the single most important truth undergirding respect for human life. . . . Our society, including the church, has a spotty record dealing with moral challenges — racism, poverty, gender roles, abortion — which are skewed by distorted views of what it means for us to bear the image of God. Kilner's book gives a soundly biblical understanding that can address these shortcomings.”
Ethics for a Brave New World, Second Edition
Christian Living
“This 2nd edition of Ethics for a Brave New World by John Feinberg and Paul Feinberg is a welcome updating and expansion of a text I have long considered essential for anyone wishing to engage the moral collapse of contemporary culture with biblically grounded truth. The Feinbergs provide a timely and effective resource for dealing with the most crucial issues of our day, and they do it in ways as appealing as they are compelling.”
Christian Living
“Nothing hinders joy more than sexual misuse and abuse, and nothing troubles more people more profoundly today than sexual deception, corruption, and brokenness. This easy-to-read book is compassionate yet uncompromising, practical yet principled. It shines light into darkness for those seeking a way out, and extends hope to those needing it most desperately.”
The Superiority of an Evangelical Model of Religious Liberty
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
Foreword
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