This dissertation is not intended to repudiate Dooyeweerd's basic position. It is rather an attempt from within his own school to seek to analyze a problem which is admittedly a difficult problem. …
One of the most hopeful and encouraging signs of the times is the change that has taken place in the climate of relationship between the Church of Rome and the Churches of the Reformation. Followin…
This series of "discussions among Continental and American theologians" is intended to provide a means for such a theological interaction.
This book provides a great look at the existential limits and expectations of the future of Christianity in the world. Tillich takes issue both with Neo-Orthodoxy and the 'God is dead' theology and…
The heart is the core and sustenance of any vital entity. When the heart fails, the entity fails. The subject of these essays is the heart of reason; their purpose is not primarily an analysis of r…
This work will capture the reading public because of its unique character with its fund of information of facts and features as they meet in given men and events over the years.
Abraham Isaac Kook has had the Theophany. It is evident in his writing. It informs it. He has been reduced to nothing and raised up. His error and sin have been made whole, they have become the gar…
This is a thorough, documented study of Newman's developing thought on the role of the laity in the Church. It begins with a comprehensive account of the social and religious climate of mid-19th ce…
The best for carefully worded concise yet beautifully stated systematic theology. Firmly grounded in Scripture and thus wonderfully Calvinistic. One of my favorite features is the catechism in the …
Malcolm Muggeridge's works sometimes just for the refreshing experience of his wit and eloquence on a given subject. Always a bit of a cynic and rebel, his work is quite enjoyable to read. This boo…