Elizabeth Corey

Called into Questions

Christian Living

“Although questioning may be natural, it can also be uncomfortable. Sometimes it's hard to determine whether our questions arise from prurient curiosity or earnest desires to know. At other times we're uncomfortable with questioning at all, preferring dogmatic closure to the uncertainties that arise when we do ask questions. Matthew Lee Anderson's deeply thoughtful investigation into the nature of questioning, disagreement, and persuasion is an invaluable resource for anyone who wishes to pursue a life of Christian faith alongside a robust intellectual life. Written with humor and honesty, this book is especially important for young Christians as they navigate the polarized and difficult territory of contemporary social life.”

Practicing Life Together

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“This book is a splendid resource for anyone who is interested in pursuing the Christian life more intentionally. Paul Gutacker's humble, conversable voice makes the book a delight to read. Like A. G. Sertillanges' famous guide The Intellectual Life, this book shifts effortlessly from the sublime to the very practical—from the theology of St. Athanasius to how to host a dinner party. It's a wonderful read.”