Robert K. Vischer

Law and Theology

Theology

“David W. Opderbeck shows positivism’s limits and pragmatism’s shortcomings, not through a circle-the-wagons effort to thwart the premises of modern law, but by reclaiming premodern sources of Christian wisdom in an effort to delve more deeply into those premises. He pulls forward insights from Scripture and the Christian intellectual tradition, crafting a helpful lens through which to view some of our most deeply contested legal issues. Whether or not one agrees with all of his conclusions, the accessibility and relevance of his analysis underscores the importance of theology to legal discourse.”

Redeeming Law

Work, Money & Leadership

“Many Christian law students and lawyers have never begun to explore what their faith means for their professional lives. One reason has been the lack of quality resources to help illuminate the path. With this book, Michael Schutt has helped fill the void by providing a resource that is theologically deep and practically relevant. Whether you're a beginning law student or a senior partner at a firm, this book is a must-read if you're serious about reflecting on what it means to be a Christian lawyer.”