Daniel Strange

Biblical Critical Theory

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“and given us a scalpel; indeed, he’s given us a whole set of diagnostic and surgical tools. Biblical Critical Theory will become a seminal text for us: part manifesto, part Bible overview (the most maximal one imaginable), part blueprint for civilization. It’s a revelation about the implications and applications of God’s revelation and how Jesus Christ is the subversive fulfilment of all and every culture. In terms of Christian doctrine, Watkin admits that he is saying nothing new, but the arrangement of the material is menthol fresh, his interlocutors are the heavyweights, and his writing is a model of elegance, engagement, and empathy. From first steps in Christian discipleship, through catechesis and seminary, and to the highest level of academic research, Watkin’s work in Biblical Critical Theory will be a foundation and frame for years to come. Absolutely essential reading.”

Defending Sin

Theology

“Defending Sin does just what the title claims, but there’s more going on here because there’s more at stake. Madueme’s foundation of ‘biblical realism’ is a methodological breath of fresh air—we might say piercingly menthol fresh. No doubt it will be arresting to some, but it is vital in defending biblical authority, the health of the evangelical doctrinal ecosystem, and the constructive engagement of science dogmatically rather than evidentially. Highly recommended.”

One of a Kind

Theology

“Within the Christian theology of religions, the 'Israel analogy' or 'fulfilment paradigm,' albeit in differing tradition-specific forms, is often believed to be indisputable evidence which clinches the case for some version of 'inclusivism.' In this important and comprehensive study, Sparks puts this evidence under the microscope of biblical and systematic theology, and shows it to be fundamentally inadmissible.”

Paul Against the Idols

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I am truly delighted that Pardigon's study on Paul's Areopagus speech is at last being published. It's a tour de force and my recommendation of it has already been evidenced in the number of times I refer to the unpublished thesis in my own theology of religions. Now one can access it unfiltered and in full. Highly recommended.”

Revelation in Christian Theologies of Religions

Theology

“In this study, Iain McGee compares and synthesizes five theologies of religions from theologians who can all be classed as being part of or having influenced ‘Reformed’ and ‘Evangelical’ confessionalism. In an area where Reformed evangelicals have somewhat lagged behind in nuance and depth compared to other traditions, McGee provides a creative and substantial analysis which both takes us forward and provides a solid building block for further investigation and research. Recommended.”

The Faithful Apologist

Apologetics

“The Faithful Apologist is a very welcome addition to the cadre of voices who are urging that apologetics involves both connection and confrontation. The book’s strength comes from Scott’s wonderfully rich exposition of biblical texts, which time and again dig out some beautiful and surprising exegetical gems. Above all I finished the book encouraged, encouraged that it is first and foremost the Lord Jesus himself who is the Faithful Apologist. The battle belongs to him, which should give every Christian the courage to contend for him. Warmly recommended.”

What's Your Worldview?

Christian Living

“Not the last word on worldviews, but quite possibly the first! What’s Your Worldview? is creative, clear, and fun, but with some ‘nice’ and necessary sharp edges. I hope and pray it will have the desired effect of making all those who read it stop and think (Isa. 44:19).”