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Tom V. Morris

Biography

Tom V. Morris previously taught philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. Morris has served as chairman of the Morris Institute for Human Values in Wilmington, North Carolina, and worked as a speaker. Morris's books include Making Sense of It All (1992), The Logic of God Incarnate (2001), and Francis Schaeffer's Apologetics (2019).

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A Little Book for New Philosophers

Philosophy

“This little book is a rare gem! Paul Copan is the ideal guide to what makes philosophy distinctively important and crucial for the life of any intelligent Christian. If you have any suspicions or concerns about the role of the mind on the path of faith, read this book!”

Believing Philosophy

Philosophy

“This terrific and engaging new introduction to philosophy will help Christian readers better understand philosophy and how to use it to explore and strengthen their faith. It can also help the philosophically inclined to better grasp the full nature of real Christian faith. It is wise and engaging to read, and it will spark great conversations for a very long time. It’s a superb introduction to many basic philosophical concepts and proceeds with a generosity of spirit that matches its care.”

Beyond the Wager

History & Biography

“This is a stunningly good and meticulously researched yet lively look at the work of the pioneering Christian thinker Blaise Pascal. Groothuis masterfully does for a new generation what needs to be done over and over, introducing this creative mind anew to show the importance of his tremendous insights for our time, and all times.”

Philosophy in Seven Sentences

Philosophy

“Philosophers sometimes say memorable things. And it can often pay great dividends to ponder what they've articulated. Doug Groothuis provides here an original short introduction to philosophy by examining seven such statements that have echoed through the centuries. Reading this book is like having a long conversation with a lively guide to the wisdom of the ages.”

Posting Peace

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Doug Bursch has written a wise and deeply Christian book on how to cut through all the foolishness and the many dangers of social media, and use internet platforms for better and higher purposes. He brings a good sense of humor, a kind heart, and a perceptive mind to the task and gives us, as a result, an astute manual of great guidance. It's wonderful, tremendously needed, and highly recommended.”

Redefining Job and the Conundrum of Suffering

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a masterfully careful and deeply thoughtful look at one of the most important texts on suffering in all of human literature, and one of the most challenging stories in the Bible. I can’t imagine a more complete or illuminating treatment of how we can best understand the famous and powerful book of Job. A wonderful book and highly recommended!”

The Expectation Gap

Christian Living

“In The Expectation Gap, my friend, pastor, coworker, and mentor Steve Cuss helps us poke at some nagging questions about faith. Steve provides a revolutionary framework to think through our own expectations of God—and his insights do not disappoint. He applies the elements of family systems theory—by asking inquisitive questions and identifying stuck patterns—to shed light on these gaps. He also provides practical insight into human-sized practices we can use to bridge them. This is accessible theology for an accessible God. Through these pages we see the gospel again as God intended—as good news!”

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