Paul Hedges

Christodao

Theology

“East Asian Christianity has passed through many stages. Its earliest development saw it embedded in the cultural and philosophical context, but others have resisted and denied such inculturation. Professor Kim’s work shows the maturity of the intercultural impulse, not simply finding resonances but reimagining what Christianity can mean in a world infused with Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist sensibilities. Written accessibly, this book is also rich, deep, and profound and will reward repeated reading.”

Divine Sensibility

Theology

“Once again, Chua has delivered a very distinctive conservative Evangelical theological enquiry that is not hostile to religious diversity. Based within conservative worldviews that some may find uncomfortable, Chua nevertheless seeks for openness to others and uses psychology, religious studies, and deep textual reading of the biblical text and Christian thinkers to offer theological readings that are both traditional and original. Whether one agrees with his arguments, Chua’s voice stands apart and deserves attention.”

Seeking Common Ground

Philosophy

“Andrew Fiala and Peter Admirand provide a model for what respectful and committed dialogue can look like. They boldly address the hard questions with insight, and while never flinching from acknowledging the many differences that atheists and Christians have, they conduct their dialogue seeking common ground and mutual respectful understanding. Their guiding values, or seven virtues, are a welcome addition to wider reflections on dialogue.”