Stephen H. Webb

Christianity and the Rights of Animals

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Linzey's theology is one of the most passionate and provocative visions of the Christian faith today. His work on animals is surely among the most creative theology being written.”

Eden's Other Residents

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Beautifully written and carefully balanced in its analysis of biblical texts and theological options, this book advances the conversation on animal ethics in lovely ways. Rarely can you say about a single book that it is both pleasurable to read and brimming with life-changing possibilities. It goes to the top of my list of teachable and readable books on a theology of compassion for animals.”

God, Humans, and Animals

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Careful and comprehensive, this book is a model of moral argument that should be taught in theology and ethics classes from the undergraduate to the seminary level. Robert Wennberg's refreshingly sensible and moderate voice will challenge secular animal-rights activists and skeptical Christians alike. He has raised the whole debate about animals to a new level, advancing every issue he addresses with a balanced treatment that is at once creative and analytical. This is truly a new chapter in the struggle to define the moral standing of animals.”

God's Judgments

Theology

“Steven Keillor is developing one of the most robust and daring visions of a Christian interpretation of history, and he is doing so at a time when the meaning of American history is up for grabs. Keillor puts rebellion against God, rather than providence or covenant, at the center of history. The result is one of the most powerful theological responses to 9/11. He succeeds in the tricky task of retrieving the idea of divine judgment without catering to the political right or left. This is an original and creative theological project that will challenge anyone who has pondered the question of God's relationship to America. This book should cause quite a stir in the evangelical community.”

The Clarity of God's Existence

Apologetics

“This is an exciting book that advances the status of philosophy of religion by analyzing and probing some fundamental issues in contemporary philosophy and theology. The emphasis on clarity is, to me, new and fresh and provocative. I'm really surprised that the constellation of clarity, responsibility, and inexcusability has not been examined in detail before.”

The Wealth or Health of Nations

Work, Money & Leadership

“Sensitive and sophisticated in its history of economic theory . . . The best integration of economic analysis with ethical reflection that I know.”