Stanley J. Grenz
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In a sense, Carl F. H. Henry launched the contemporary evangelical intellectual enterprise. His Uneasy Conscience of Modem Fundamentalism (1947) came as a clarion call to theological conservatives to leave their self-imposed isolation and bring biblical convictions into the arena of modem culture. "This volume is a fitting tribute to an evangelical thinker who has modeled throughout a distinguished career the intellectual engagement he called others to undertake. The authors of these essays view through evangelical eyes a kaleidoscope of disciplines and issues ranging from pluralism to psychology, from science to sexuality, and from literature to leisure, The publication of God and Culture testifies that Henry's vision has captivated not only his colleagues but the next generation of evangelical scholars as well”
Theology
“"Moltmann at his best ... challenging and provocative. For evangelicals interested in contemporary theology, it is must reading.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Must-reading for all Christians concerned with promoting an understanding of marriage that is in accordance with God's intentions.”
Theology
“Replete with solid historical scholarship, astute theological discernment, and keen insight into the contemporary context, the refreshing and exhilarating treatment of central Baptist commitments set forth in Tracks and Traces indicates why Paul Fiddes is one of today's foremost and most respected expositors of the Baptist vision of the faith.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Revisioning Evangelical Theology
Theology
Theology for the Community of God
Theology
What Christians Really Believe & Why
Theology
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