Tawa J. Anderson

Cases and Maps

Philosophy

“Coppenger's Cases and Maps is a delightful journey into the pursuit of wisdom. With his trademark biting wit, Coppenger tackles philosophical issues both broad (Kant's epistemology) and narrow (abortion). . . . Using the lenses of legal cases and cartography to explore the big questions of life is simultaneously brilliant, whimsical, and successful.”

Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview

Philosophy

“The first edition of Moreland and Craig's Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview was both formational and transformational in my development as a young academic philosopher. Their careful (and faithful) thinking, along with their fair (and firm) engagement with the strongest scholarship from all worldview perspectives serves as an excellent model and guide. The additional chapters on atonement and physicalist versus dualist conceptions of human persons strengthen an already-comprehensive tome. Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview is far from an easy read, but the challenge reaps rich intellectual reward.”

The Morals of the Story

Apologetics

“The Baggetts are convinced that the moral argument for God’s existence and nature is among the most resonant and persuasive arguments available in contemporary society, and they do a masterful job of pooling the relevant resources. They highlight the inability of secular ethical theories to account for objective good and evil and human moral obligation. They also demonstrate the rich explanatory power of the Christian worldview in accounting for those same moral realities. If humanity’s deep and unshakable moral intuitions are correct, then The Morals of the Story demonstrates that the rational observer should embrace Christian theism in response.”