Douglas Hedley

A Narnian Vision of the Atonement

Theology

“Taliaferro has mounted an elegant and delightful apology for the theology of Narnia. In a commentary notable for its philosophical and theological learning, ranging from the Alexandrian and Cappodocian fathers to contemporary analytic theology, Taliaferro explores the soteriology of Lewis’s classic tale with intellectual brio and spiritual penetration.”

C. S. Lewis at Poets' Corner

Arts & Literature

“Formidably learned and capable of dazzling eloquence, C. S. Lewis was one of the towering intellects of the twentieth century. Interest in his work and achievements persists unabated. The lucid power and luminous imagination of the mind of Lewis, moreover, is most admirably illustrated in this fine collection of essays by a distinguished and distinctive group of scholars.”

Christianity for Young Intellectuals

Apologetics

“The great Wordsworth wrote of Imagination as Reason ‘in her most exalted mood.’ Robert Klitgaard’s judicious and sagacious collection and commentary of texts fires the imagination and challenges the intellect. There is much to reflect upon in these pages: perfect for an inquiring spirit of any age!”

Malum

Theology

“This is a monumental work by one of the outstanding and leading philosopher-theologians in the world today. It addresses the perennial problem: If God exists, whence evil? Dalferth is a thinker with roots in Barth und Juengel, whilst forging a distinctive analytic-hermeneutic position in philosophical theology. Written with subtlety, verve, and deep learning, here is a magisterial analysis of the great theories of theodicy from antiquity to the contemporary, and a trenchant and compelling proposal.”

MonoThreeism

Theology

“While the Dialogue has traditionally enjoyed an eminent role in the history of philosophy, it has sadly fallen into desuetude of late. Jonathan Lyonhart has remedied this in a book that employs wit, verve, and intellectual brio in a vigorous exploration of the doctrine of the Divine Trinity. Strongly recommended!”

Space God

Philosophy

Foreword

“There has been a remarkable renaissance of interest in the Cambridge Platonists, and Henry More in particular, in recent years. JD Lyonhart’s splendid book on the metaphysics and theology of space in Henry More marks a significant contribution to the literature on the Cambridge Platonists, and at the same time constitutes a fine contribution to the enigmatic and pivotal question of divine omnipresence.”