Joshua Cockayne

Eating Christ’s Flesh

Theology

“Memorialism has sometimes been depicted as a theologically thin account of what happens when Christians gather to eat and drink at the meal instituted by Christ. Steven Nemes provides a spirited response, claiming that memorialism is a view which is historically and scripturally sound and phenomenologically rich for its participants. Some may dispute Nemes’s claims, but few could claim that this is not an important and carefully argued contribution to the conversation.”

Faith Without Belief

Apologetics

“Faith Without Belief is honest, funny, and immensely thought provoking. Whether you consider yourself a believer, an agnostic, or someone in between, it will challenge the way you think about the nature of faith. Derek King guides us through a range of cutting-edge scholarship and historical theological material on the nature of faith and presents this in an effortless and readable style. King achieves that rare task of communicating with warmth and clarity, while probing deep and profound intellectual questions. It should become essential reading for church youth groups, seekers courses, and college evangelism programs.”