W. Andrew Hoffecker

Fatal Choice

Theology

“Fatal Choice is no ordinary myth. It combines art history, philosophical dialogue worthy of the Greeks, rigorous orthodox theology, and faithful biblical hermeneutics. All of these on a most objectionable topic--at least to modern sensibilities--hell. John Timmerman pulls this off with all the panache of C. S. Lewis. Like Elwin Ransom at the conclusion of Out of the Silent Planet, you may well question, 'Was this story true?' It's worth a thought!”

Reformation Theology

Theology

“The lineup of authors in Reformation Theology and their respective topics reflect the very best in Reformed evangelical scholarship. The book should be of widespread interest. Not only would seminary and college students find the volume profitable in their studies, but all informed Christians would benefit from the essays.”

The Completion of C. S. Lewis

History & Biography

“Select any event in C. S. Lewis’s life from 1945 to his death in 1963 in Harry Lee Poe’s The Completion of C. S. Lewis—from the Elizabeth Anscombe Socratic Club brouhaha, to Lewis’s tumultuous relations with J. R. R. Tolkien and T. S. Eliot, to his marriage to Joy and grieving her death—and you will encounter meticulously detailed accounts that will not only richly enhance your previous understanding of the twentieth century’s most prominent English apologist, but also prompt you to reassess previously accepted interpretations. A bonus: when Poe discusses Lewis’s Studies in Words, he also provides what could be a thesis sentence for a college apologetics course: ‘How to think as a Christian in a universe made coherent by its Creator.’”