Thomas M. Crisp
Biography
Thomas M. Crisp earned a PhD from the University of Notre Dame and has served as professor of philosophy at Biola University. Crisp wrote Shalom Ethics (2026) and edited Psychology and Spiritual Formation in Dialogue (2019) and Neuroscience and the Soul (2016).
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Dorothy Day for Armchair Theologians
History & Biography
“This is a beautiful, highly accessible account of Dorothy Day—her historical context, life story, thought, and spirituality. For those sensing a call to radical discipleship and hoping to follow Jesus into friendship and solidarity with those on the margins, Hinson-Hasty’s treatment of Day and the Catholic Worker Movement she founded will be a most inspiring read.”
Knowledge and Christian Belief
Apologetics
“This welcome simplification of Warranted Christian Belief, Plantinga's magnum opus of Christian religious epistemology, is highly readable but just as erudite and philosophically engaging — worth reading and rereading for both its intellectual and its spiritual depth.”
Apologetics
“In this age of shrill and often hateful public rhetoric, Muehlhoff and Langer's Winsome Persuasion is a breath of fresh air; wise, warm-hearted, and well researched, its advice for speaking Christianly in the public square could not be more timely.”
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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