Archive Spotlight – August 27, 2021

HOW TO BE AN ATHEIST: WHY MANY SKEPTICS AREN'T SKEPTICAL ENOUGH, by Mitch Stokes

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance About the Author Mitch Stokes (PhD, Notre Dame) is a senior fellow of philosophy at New St. Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho. In addition to studying philosophy under world-renowned philosopher Alvin…

THE PROFESSOR'S PUZZLE: TEACHING IN CHRISTIAN ACADEMICS, by Michael S. Lawson

Reviewed by Eric Tully Introduction Anyone who has spent time as a student has taken courses from excellent teachers…and courses from teachers that, well, could benefit from some self-reflection about their craft. Teaching is difficult. And many of us, whether…

Interview with Mark Coppenger, author of MORAL APOLOGETICS FOR CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIANS

You’ve heard of apologetics, but “moral apologetics” just may be a new category of thought for you. But that’s the title of the book we’re talking about today: Moral Apologetics for Contemporary Christians: Pushing Back Against Cultural and Religious Critics.…

THE WHOLE STORY OF THE BIBLE IN 16 VERSES, by Chris Bruno

Our generation is learning (again) that the Bible is a story. It is more than that, of course, but it is at least that. And we cannot understand the Bible well unless we know its story – where it started,…

Board Books for Children by Rebecca VanDoodewaard

Board Books for Children Reviewed by Kristin Stiles   Rebecca VanDoodewaard’s new set of board books based on the lives of men and women of the faith is such a refreshing offering in the area of children’s Christian literature. Her…