Michael Burdett

Christian Ethics and Moral Philosophy

Theology

“An excellent introduction to Christian ethics and moral philosophy. It is clear, comprehensive, and accessible with many illuminating examples and clearly explained central concepts. The book would be excellent for college students taking a related course or for anyone wanting to learn more about how morality and ethics are central to the Christian life. I highly recommend it.”

Jacques Ellul and the Bible

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a timely resource on an important topic for both Ellul studies and anyone interested in Christianity and the Bible. Ellul is an often overlooked theologian but is increasingly important today for his analysis of and response to contemporary technological culture. In order to understand this prophetic response, one must consult Ellul’s use and reading of the Bible. Marques Rollison et al. have provided an indispensable guide for all of us.”

The Art of Living for A Technological Age

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this very timely work, Moyse explains that our technological age runs deeper than we might think. Indeed, while attending to the impact of new technologies such as AI, CRISPR-Cas9 and virtual reality are significant for all of us to consider, what is perhaps more significant is the way we think and live today according to what he terms a techno-ontology. Our very reality is shaped by the technological model. If you are concerned about where all of this is going and want to be led by an expert in how to live well amongst it, do yourself a favour and read this book.”

The Great Divide and the Salvation Paradox

Theology

“This is a novel book with a fascinating argument. As Griffith indicates, the stalemate in Christianity between universal and limited salvation seems to be an intractable issue without resolution. However, Griffith has provided an original way forward that deserves recognition and careful consideration. A timely piece and a tour de force.”