Paul Chamberlain

A Guide to New Religious Movements

World Religions

“Ronald Enroth's book brings together for the general reader wide-ranging information and analysis of key religious movements in North America. Ideas such as these are often intimidating to people who are not specialists in religion, philosophy or theology. The authors Enroth has lined up admirably succeed in making them both accessible and interesting at the same time. This book is a most welcome tool to equip and inspire Christians to reach out and interact confidently with their friends and neighbors who are members in groups like those discussed here.”

Moral Choices

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this highly readable and well-referenced book, Scott Rae patiently works through some of the most relevant and perplexing moral questions of the twenty-first century. Given the nature of these issues, this is not an easy task. His careful analysis is illustrated with many enlightening analogies. Beyond that, many readers will appreciate his answers to foundational questions such as why the topic matters in the first place, how to think morally and the variety of ways people do so, and what distinguishes a Christian approach to ethical analysis from a nonchristian one. Those who desire to navigate the perplexing maze of moral questions and various viewpoints on them will find this book invaluable.”

Moral Choices, Fifth Edition

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this highly readable and well-referenced book, Scott Rae patiently works through some of the most relevant and perplexing moral questions of the twenty-first century. He explains a wide variety of viewpoints fairly and accurately, and his careful analysis is illustrated with many helpful real-world illustrations. Beyond that, many readers readers will appreciate his responses to foundational questions such as why the topic matters in the first place, how to think morally, the variety of ways people do so, and what distinguishes a Christian approach to ethical analysis from a non-Christian one. Those who desire to navigate the perplexing maze of moral questions will find this book an invaluable resource.”

Participation and Covenant

Theology

“This project is a fascinating introduction to a new theological framework whose purpose is to shape people to become appropriate participants in God’s very life and to tell this gospel story to others in a secular culture. Participation in the life of God is the center of this framework and Dick Moes develops it by using federal theologian Michael Horton’s work as a backdrop. Put on your thinking cap and prepare for an innovative theological feast.”

The Fourth Civilization, Volume One

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“New mind-blowing technologies are changing our work, relationships, and even the way we think. None of us will side-step their influence. This highly integrative and readable book faces the foundational societal changes brought by these technologies head on. Drawing from a wide range of disciplines including history, philosophy, ethics, theology, political studies, information technology, and AI studies, this book provides a wealth of information and raises many questions. Readers will be equipped and stimulated to think about how both current and emerging technologies will affect our personal ethics and our society as a whole.”

Towards an Incarnational Spiritual Culture

Philosophy

“This book develops a profound idea: that in the incarnation, God’s glory and generosity have been revealed in Jesus as publicly accessible truth. Furthermore, the God who was incarnated invites us to try life with him. Be prepared for a provocative journey through several contemporary ideologies elucidated by the insights of philosopher Charles Taylor and other important thinkers. It may result in a deeper appreciation of the presence of the glorious creator whose signs of transcendence surround us.”

Weltanschauung and Apologia

Apologetics

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)