J. P. Moreland
Biography
J. P. Moreland wrote Scientism and Secularism.
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Apologetics
“Christians are beginning to leave their anti-intellectualism behind and recognize that ideas really matter. But with Reason in the Balance Phillip Johnson has moved this shift a quantum leap further. . . . No one who cares to understand the contemporary culture wars and be involved in their resolution can afford to neglect this book.”
Apologetics
“It is hard to overstate the impact that William Lane Craig has had for the cause of Christ. He is simply the finest Christian apologist of the last half century and his academic work justifies ranking him among the top 1 percent of practicing philosophers in the Western world. Besides that, he is a winsome ambassador for Christ, an exceptional debater, and a man with the heart of an evangelist. I know him well and can say that he lives a life of integrity and lives out what he believes. I do not know of a single thinker who has done more to raise the bar of Christian scholarship in our generation than Craig. He is one of a kind and I thank God for his life and work.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“There is something here for just about everyone. Science and Faith is required reading for all who are interested in the relationship between science and the Christian faith.”
Apologetics
“Born in 1948, I became a Jesus follower in 1968 and was privileged to have been a part of the Jesus movement of the ’60s and ’70s. But the most exciting revolution in my lifetime was the explosion of many intellectually gifted, well-trained, and winsome apologists and philosophers who collectively put Christian truth claims back on the table for serious consideration. In my opinion, alongside William Lane Craig, Lee Strobel is the main figure with the greatest impact for promoting a rationally defensible form of Christianity. And this book is among Strobel’s top offerings. Quite simply, it is a must-read. Honestly, I could not put it down. You will love and profit from it.”
Seeing the Supernatural for Teens
Apologetics
“Born in 1948, I became a Jesus follower in 1968 and was privileged to have been a part of the Jesus movement of the ’60s and ’70s. But the most exciting revolution in my lifetime was the explosion of many intellectually gifted, well-trained, and winsome apologists and philosophers who collectively put Christian truth claims back on the table for serious consideration. In my opinion, alongside William Lane Craig, Lee Strobel is the main figure with the greatest impact for promoting a rationally defensible form of Christianity. And this book is among Strobel’s top offerings. Quite simply, it is a must-read. Honestly, I could not put it down. You will love and profit from it.”
Short Answers to Big Questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity
Christian Living
“This book is a rare treasure because it combines the scholar’s mind and tough thinking with a pastor’s heart, all written in an interesting and very accessible style. The book does a wonderful job of presenting honest, authentic answers to many typical questions people ask about Christianity. But what makes this book stand out from all other book of this sort is the fact that Arnold and Arnold incorporate, in their questions about the Christian life and its central practices for maturity, a treatment about how to know God intimately and a section on the supernatural world. I love this book, and the Arnolds have put us in their debt by writing it.”
Science & Faith
“During my decades of teaching, I have carried a constant sadness about the complete ignorance and misunderstanding—by almost all secularists and many Christians—of the relationship between Christianity and science. Upon reading Signposts to God, my cloud began to lift. This book does a thorough and masterful job of showing that physics and astronomy have usually been friendly, not hostile, to Christian ideas. Peter Bussey wisely provides a user-friendly overview of the last centuries of physics and astronomy so the reader can understand the arguments to follow. If you get one book on science and religion this year, get this one.”
Tactics, 10th Anniversary Edition
Apologetics
“With the advantage of a lifetime of experience, Greg Koukl has written what must be considered THE authoritative treatment of how to employ various strategies in conversations with unbelievers about the Christian faith. Tactics is not just another apologetics book. It is a sensitive, well-written, widely illustrated treatment of actual situations that often come up when believers share their faith. Koukl not only reminds us that it is not enough to know why you believe, but it is also crucial to know how to communicate those beliefs by adapting to various situations. And Tactics shows precisely how to do that.”
That's Just Your Interpretation
World Religions
“That’s Just Your Interpretation’ has something for everyone. The topics are wide ranging, important, and relevant; the presentation is powerful and clear; and the conversational style is engaging. The book is accessible to non-specialists, yet Copan clearly brings to each subject careful research and scholarly reflection, and the notes provide a rich resource for graduate students and professors. The chapter summaries are worth the price of the book. The book is a must-read for those in campus ministry, and I cannot think of another book that covers so many topics while maintaining a high degree of quality.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Markus Zehnder is a cherished colleague, a top-tier, careful scholar, and a biblically faithful, fair-minded exegete. It is hard to overestimate the importance of his new book, The Bible and Immigration. It is never healthy for discussion of a significant cultural issue, especially one that engages God’s people, to be dominated by one side. So it is especially important for a person of Zehnder’s stature to provide a rigorous case for a position that is underrepresented. After reading this book, it is hard not to agree with Zehnder’s case. But for those who hold the dominant position, intellectual integrity now demands that they interact with Zehnder. I highly recommend this work.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The Case for Life is a veritable feast of helpful information about pro-life issues—the finest resource about these matters I have seen. It is accessible to the layperson, and it lays out a strategy for impacting the world for a culture of life.”
Science & Faith
“these issues more effectively. I highly recommend The Creator Revealed to anyone who wants to explore these issues.”
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“A Christian classic that deserves to be mentioned in the same breath with Augustine’s Confessions and Brother Lawrence’s Practicing the Presence of God.”
Philosophy
“Given the current status of Western culture in general, and the academy in particular, the need for The Heresy of Heresies has never been greater and the author more qualified. Professor Mosteller has exercised his considerable analytical skills for two decades on the topics in this book, and he approaches them—quite appropriately—in a rigorous commonsense and Christian way. . . . This book is a breath of fresh air, and if you don’t know why you should read it, then that is evidence that you should.”
Theology
“This is not only first-rate but desperately needed. To cite one example, a holistic approach to the human person is crucial for addressing the embodied habits of anxiety.”
Apologetics
“Dickerson deftly evaluates cutting-edge cultural implications of physicalist treatments of human persons. Refreshingly, he presents a specific dualist alternative and underscores the important entailments of that alternative. I am glad to recommend this wonderful book.”
Apologetics
“The Morals of the Story is timely, educational, and entertaining. Due to his lectures and previous writings, Professor Baggett has established himself as one of a small handful of elite experts on moral arguments for God and related matters. Now, colaboring with his wife, Marybeth, we finally have a readable and authoritative treatment of a very wide range of issues relevant to the moral argument. The book's structure could not be better, moving from a historical sketch of moral arguments to an identification of the central topics associated with them and closing with a summary of these topics and a word of practical application. Thanks be to God and to the Baggetts for giving us such a treasure.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“With PhDs in ancient Near Eastern studies and physics, John Bloom is one of the top thinkers today on the relationship between science and Christianity. Written with a clarity of style and level of approach that a freshman in college would have no trouble reading, Bloom traces the relationship between Christianity and science through history up to the present. This enables him to put his finger on the erroneous tension points between the two, debunk these alleged tension points, and chart a way forward. Though a small book, it is packed with important ideas and information. It is must reading for any college course in science and Christianity.”
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