Peter Sanlon

C.S. Lewis—An Annotated Bibliography and Resource

History & Biography

“Our age assumes bibliographic work is nothing more than technical knowledge best compiled by a computer. This book challenges that by restoring humanity and empathy to the craft of scholarship. The bibliographical study contextualizes Lewis as one transfixed by the patristic vision of Christ, and gifted to share that with others through a wealth of literary endeavors. Anyone who wants to understand the theological and literary architecture of Lewis's Mere Christianity will benefit from this book.”

The Doctrine on Which the Church Stands or Falls

Theology

“Obscuring the doctrine of justification has been one of the devil’s most effective weapons against the church. This landmark study calls us back to a God-glorifying, loving, missional faith in the God who justifies. As justification depends on and determines so much of life and theology, it is only fitting that this book so ably incorporates wide-ranging exegesis, church history, doctrine, and pastoralia. I warmly commend it to all who wish to be better equipped for life and ministry.”