Ronald E. Hustwit Sr.

Communicating the Faith Indirectly

Preaching & Worship

“Holmer is both philosopher and theologian, providing sage advice for anyone who loves the church. The sermons, most of which are appropriately based on some letter of St. Paul, advise the church on a variety of pitfalls on the path of the Christian life, urging steadfastness against worldliness, reminding us of the power of the consciousness of immortality, and making clear the place of thought in the Christian life.”

Skepticism, Relativism, and Religious Knowledge

Philosophy

“Guided by the two lights of Wittgenstein and Kierkegaard, yet with his own steady hand, Harvey leads his readers through the pitfalls of skepticism, relativism, fideism, foundationalism, and more, keeping before him the notion that our ability to make sense of discourse, whether in science or religion, is based on shared agreements in judgment, not themselves grounded, but nonetheless foundational.”