Thomas S. Kidd
Biography
Thomas S. Kidd earned a PhD at Notre Dame and has served as distinguished professor of history at Baylor University. Kidd wrote America's Religious History (2019) and wrote the foreword to Let Men Be Free (2022).
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Christian Living
“Simply Trinity delivers an accessible scholarly introduction to historic and biblical understandings of the Trinity and demonstrates how much is at stake in the trinitarian debates that have recently roiled the evangelical community. I recommend it highly.”
History & Biography
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“If you relish the inane partisanship that characterizes American political life, The Politics of the Cross is not for you. But if you are looking for a judicious assessment of the deep history and contemporary challenges of Christian faith and American politics, this is the book you've been waiting for.”
The Story of Abortion in America
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“This remarkable and timely book should become the go-to narrative for anyone seeking to understand the tragic history and innumerable human costs of abortion in America. I recommend it enthusiastically.”
Theology
“Among our ‘great cloud of witnesses’ are monumental theologians—Augustine, Calvin, Edwards, and more—who have plumbed the depths of God’s truth, that we might know God better. Theologians You Should Know reintroduces these figures in a fresh, incisive, and authoritative manner.”
Theologies of the American Revivalists
History & Biography
“Robert W. Caldwell's Theologies of the American Revivalists offers an illuminating and authoritative review of how leading American revivalists, from Jonathan Edwards to Charles Finney, grappled with issues such as the nature of gospel preaching, conversion, and sanctification. I recommend it highly.”
Christian Living
“In a time when universal truth claims are more disputed than ever, Truth Changes Everything offers a compelling guide for how Christians can represent and defend their faith in a post-Christian culture. I am happy to recommend it.”
Twelve Classic Christmas Stories
Fiction
“Timothy Larsen's Twelve Classic Christmas Stories is a delightful collection for Christian families and readers to enjoy as they celebrate the birth of the Messiah. There is no surer guide to Christmas tradition than Professor Larsen.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In this rollicking and insightful book, Robert Tracy McKenzie explores the Founders' deep skepticism about human nature and 'democracy,' and shows why the uncritical American turn toward a gospel of populism has had such serious consequences. This is scholarly but accessible history at its best.”
World Religions
“John Fea's Why Study History? performs a tremendous service for all students, teachers, and readers of history. His provocative, entertaining approach raises all the right questions about the historical vocation.”
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