David Artman

God’s Unbreakable Oath, Volume 1

Theology

“God is not a Dr. Frankenstein who brings to life a creation he can neither control nor understand. No, God is good and competent and—through Isaiah—makes an unbreakable oath to save all the ends of the earth. I am pleased to recommend this two-volume work, because we need now more than ever a Christian vision of a true God of love and light, in whom there is no darkness at all.”

God’s Unbreakable Oath, Volume 2

Theology

“God is not a Dr. Frankenstein who brings to life a creation he can neither control nor understand. No, God is good and competent and—through Isaiah—makes an unbreakable oath to save all the ends of the earth. I am pleased to recommend this two-volume work, because we need now more than ever a Christian vision of a true God of love and light, in whom there is no darkness at all.”

Grace Abounds

Theology

“This book, in important ways, reinvigorates the distinctively Christ centered universalist hope in the early centuries of the church.”

Once Loved Always Loved

Theology

“Andrew Hronich here gives us a detailed analysis of the arguments surrounding a distinctly Christian approach to universal reconciliation. What he demonstrates is that the final salvation of all in Christ is the best way to hold together Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience. This book is a welcome contribution to a renewed conviction among a growing number of Christians that God really will, finally, be all in all.”

Understanding the Free-Will Controversy

Philosophy

“It is often assumed that in order to be free in any given situation, one must always have the ability to act otherwise. Professor Talbott analyzes this premise in a way which is valuable independently of the dispute between theists and atheists.”