Paul Copan

Why Christian Faith Still Makes Sense

World Religions

“Written by a seasoned Christian philosopher, this book is a marvelous overview of the reasonableness of biblical faith in a skeptical age. Evans's work is fresh and engaging, and the case for Christianity is further illuminated by his inclusion of Kierkegaard's reflections on reason, paradox, and belief. A delight to read!”

Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn't

Theology

“Ortlund has written a marvelous, engaging book that defends the coherence, beauty, and power of the Christian story—the one story to rule them all. He effectively shows how the naturalistic story in particular fails to furnish an explanatory account of the nature of the universe, of human experience, and of the deepest longings of the human heart. Rather, all of these things hold together in Jesus Christ, whose resurrection grounds the hope that everything sad will become untrue.”

Why I Still Believe

Apologetics

“Mary Jo Sharp tells her fascinating Christian story with candor and color. Hers is a pilgrimage of bold, no-nonsense exploration—one that is filled with honest questions, frank conversations, and a spirit of wonder. She reminds us that a thoughtful faith in Christ can withstand severe scrutiny as well as open our lives to new horizons and paths of delight.”

Why People Stop Believing

Apologetics

“In his insightful, carefully-argued book, Paul Chamberlain patiently works through some of the fundamental objections raised by those who have walked away from the Christian faith. He applies these skeptics’ own self-professed standards and criteria to expose a number of inconsistencies and double-standards. He also presents lucid, well-informed responses that help put these criticisms in proper context. Well done!”

World Religions in Seven Sentences

World Religions

“Douglas Groothuis has written a terrific book that introduces us to the heart of the world's leading faiths, including atheism. Writing from a Christian perspective, he spells out the tenets of seven world religions in a clear, accessible, and lively manner. He reminds us of the importance of applying logic and reason to these worldviews in order to better assess their truth status, which is all the more vital in a culture that frequently espouses an 'all religions are basically the same' way of thinking.”