Garrett J. DeWeese

God, Time, and the Incarnation

Theology

“In God, Time, and the Incarnation, Richard Holland makes a significant contribution to the debate concerning God's temporal nature. His insight is that a robust understanding of the Incarnation must be the controlling framework within which to develop a view of God's relation to time. The first book-length treatment of how the Incarnation bears on the discussion, Holland's work will be essential reading for any future investigations of God and time.”

Mind Your Faith

Apologetics

“Medieval cartographers, mapping the college years, might well have warned, 'Here be dragons!' David Horner knows the territory--and how to tame the dragons--and has offered us a wonderful guidebook. Based on his extensive experience as a minister to college students and as a college professor, Horner understands the challenges Christian students face as they enter college. But what sets his guidebook apart from many others is his unifying vision of what makes for genuine human flourishing. Mind, faith and character stand or fall together. Any student who follows Horner through these pages will have the tools to flourish in college and emerge with mind, faith and character greatly strengthened. I plan to give this book to several high schoolers I know, and I recommend you do the same.”

The Scandal of a Divine Messiah

Apologetics

Foreword

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Worldviews and the Problem of Evil

Apologetics

“Amid the sea of books dealing with the problem of evil, Ronnie Campbell’s work truly stands out. By bringing to bear philosophy of religion, religious studies, and analytic theology, Campbell argues that a robust, 'thick' Christian theism explains evil as well as or better than rival worldviews. I highly recommend this creative volume for philosophers and theologians alike, and indeed anyone troubled by the problem of evil (as we all should be).”