Joanna Leidenhag

God's Provision, Humanity's Need

Theology

“Writing in a lucid style that students, church leaders, and scholars will all enjoy, McKirland has achieved something very rare. She has written a biblical theology that takes the best from analytic philosophy, drinks deeply from the wells of Scripture and biblical scholarship, and draws countless threads together with systematic creativity. God’s Provision, Humanity’s Need offers an exciting picture of humans as creatures with a fundamental need for relationship with God. Anyone looking for a Christian answer to the question, What does it mean to be human? needs to read this book.”

Philosophical Theology and the Knowledge of Persons

Philosophy

“This collection of essays by Eleonore Stump is an example of analytic and philosophical theology at its finest. For students, this is an invaluable introduction to the creative potential of philosophical theology. Even at the points where I disagree with her, Stump’s work continues to inspire me to drink more deeply of the wells of Christian intellectual history, biblical exegesis, art, and contemporary philosophy.”

The Divine Missions

Theology

“The Divine Missions rescues the theology of divine missions from being functionalized into a kind of deistic corporate speak. Adonis Vidu provides a concise and lucid argument for how the divine missions are the very presence of God united with a created thing, as a foretaste of God’s unmediated presence in the beatific vision. This timely volume deserves wide and serious engagement.”