Richard G. Howe

A Critique of William Lane Craig’s In Quest of the Historical Adam

Theology

“Dr. Howe’s giftedness in both ancient Near Eastern languages and the philosophy of language enables him to bring a depth of analysis rarely found in contemporary Old Testament studies. These skills, together with his vast knowledge of ancient and contemporary sources relevant to the topic at hand, make his critique of Dr. Craig’s thesis a much-needed voice in the current discussions surrounding the historicity of Adam and the integrity of the biblical record.”

Faith Examined

Apologetics

“Faith Examined provides a good collection of articles from thoughtful and skilled apologists on a variety of issues of contemporary concern. What is more, it could not be in honor of a better person than Dr. Frank Turek, whose ministry has impacted so many lives and, by God’s grace, will continue to do so for years to come.”

God's Crime Scene Participant's Guide

Evangelism & Missions

“J. Warner Wallace has done it again. Turning his keen analytical skills and extensive detective experience to the question of God, Jim Wallace's God's Crime Scene shows the utter bankruptcy of the contemporary materialist view of reality to which many atheists appeal in their attempts to challenge Christian theism. God's Crime Scene has the best of an exciting crime novel and a thoroughly researched and informative apologetic work. Appealing to facts about our world that no sane person could deny, Wallace shows how the atheistic scientific worldview repeatedly fails to account for these facts and that a robust Christian theism can provide a better accounting for why the universe is the way it is.”

Introduction To Bibliology

Apologetics

“In an age of increasing misunderstanding, misinformation, and 'fake news' about the Bible's origin, nature, history, and more, Breshears has done a service to the Christian community by amassing a tremendous amount of material into an accessible and readable resource. His skills as a historian and experience as an apologist are especially relevant as they are brought to bear upon his treatment of the major dimensions of bibliology from inspiration to interpretation.”