Jason Crowder
Biography
Jason Crowder wrote Philosophy, Who Needs It?
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Apologetics
“The apostle Peter tells Christians that they must be ready to give an account for the hope that is in them to those who ask (1 Peter 3:15). Truth in Balance opens on the right foundation, setting forth the biblical basis for apologetics and then moves into more practical matters. As DiCello notes, the task of apologetics is not to be left to armchair theologians and pastors; it is an endeavor in which every Christian is called to participate. Truth in Balance is passionately written to encourage all members of the body of Christ to engage in the task of apologetics.”
Theology
“Educator "In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in the philosophical issues surrounding the problem of evil, which has plagued the minds of philosophers, theologians, and common folk alike. How can this happen to me? And, why? How can God be all-powerful and all-loving and yet allow evil to occur? These are among the many complex questions that have been raised throughout the centuries. Dr. DiCello provides a fresh look at the problem of evil in a postmodern era, approaching the subject from a solidly biblical-theological perspective. Furthermore, he challenges his readers to do the same. DiCello does not answer all the questions that arise when considering the problem of evil, but he does encourage his readers to search the Scriptures and to seek the face of God for solutions.”
Fiction
“With the mind of a theologian and a pastor's heart, Carmen DiCello shares some of his personal gleanings from his spiritual journey. As you read Wonderings, you will discover it's okay to be human, and that those with faith can expect to experience times of doubt, depression, challenge, and rejoicing. Carmen's work will make you laugh. It will challenge you. You will be provoked to think. And most of all, you will be encouraged.”
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