Neil Ormerod

A New Awareness

Theology

Foreword

“Dominic Arcamone has done the theological community a great service in bringing the work of Sebastian Moore to a new audience. Moore’s work is a constant challenge to ‘know thyself,’ to enter into the depths of human interiority. Arcamone’s nuanced and detailed exposition renews that same challenge for those willing to take the risk.”

Asking Big Questions

Apologetics

“This project aims to develop a targeted form of Christian apologetics using film media, with market research to judge its effectiveness. It addresses this issue in a novel and useful way.”

Evolutionary Theology

Science & Faith

“A masterful and panoramic presentation of the philosophical and theological background and outcomes of the idea of evolution.”

Husbands Should Not Break

History & Biography

“How does someone cope with a life-changing injury? How does a person of faith cope? This is a frank account of one person's struggle, together with his wife and family, to deal with an accident that left him a quadriplegic. At times heartbreaking, at times hilarious, but always honest, Shane Clifton reveals the inner and outer difficulties of life as a 'quad,' and its impact on his vocation as a Pentecostal theologian. Highly recommended.”

Jesus and the Cross

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Neanderthal Religion?

Theology

Foreword

“Thomas Hughson has written a thought-provoking book on what it means to be human, based not on biblical or philosophical ideas, but on archaeological evidence. Where is the transition between human and non-human, and where do our ancestral cousins, the Neanderthals, stand? He presents compelling evidence that they meet essential criteria for being human. What this does for our theological consideration of human origins others can explore, but this work provides the foundations on which they can build.”

Religion and Violence

Theology

“Drawing on Lonergan's normative framework, Arcamone explodes the myth that religion and violence are inextricably linked. He challenges studies of religion to move beyond merely empirical accounts to find the beating heart of religion in experiences of transcendent love and meaning. But this is also a challenge to all religions to engage in self-purification to address the distortions that promote violence. Only then can religion be a force for healing in a troubled world.”

The Eternal Generation of the Son

Theology

“Kevin Giles has done the theological community a service with his detailed account of debates on the issue of the eternal generation of the Son by the Father. His work represents a fine example of a theological reading of Scripture drawing on the 'cloud of witnesses' throughout the ages to defend and explain this basic trinitarian doctrine.”