In Art: A New History, Paul Johnson turns his great gifts as a world historian to a subject that has enthralled him all his life: the history of art. This narrative account, from the earliest cave …
There appears to be increasing recognition of the fact that the interpretation of Scripture is one of the key problems of contemporary theology. Its solution is necessary not only for theology in t…
This book offers an overview of the Bible, introduces the tools for Biblical scholarship, and explains Bible study terms. While most book handbooks simply supply facts-chapter by chapter commentari…
Many Americans think that race problems are a thing of the past because we no longer live under the Jim Crow laws that once sustained overt structures of segregation. Unfortunately, says Paul Louis…
In this book honoring William J. Abraham, the contributors - noted theologians, philosophers and historians in their own right - follow his lead in mining the riches of the Christian tradition to u…
In Creation out of Nothing, authors Paul Copan and William Lane Craig examine the biblical, philosophical, and scientific case for creation out of nothing. Furthermore, they make it clear that noth…
Early Christian Thinkers introduces the lives and works of twelve key Christians from the second and third centuries--a pivotal early moment in the history of orthodox doctrine. Each chapter includ…
Do you want to live for Jesus but struggle with what that means day by day? The deep desire of our hearts to be close to God is so easily side-tracked by daily realities. This book is designed to c…
The Complete Who's Who in the Bible is an exhaustive ready reference of every person named in the Bible, from Aaron to Zurishaddai. Entries range from one-line biblical references for minor charact…
Law is an indeks of a civilization which reflects the underlying value soncepts inherent within that civilization. Thus an inquiry into a society's legal system affords an insight into its ideation…