Dr. K. Scott Oliphint's work centers on theological and apologetic inquiry, exploring the intricate relationship between faith and reason. His scholarship delves deeply into the nature of knowledge and its role within Christian belief. Through rigorous analysis, he seeks to illuminate how scriptural principles can be applied to the defense of faith. Oliphint's academic approach offers readers a profound understanding of the theological and philosophical underpinnings of their convictions.
The Power of Scripture for Defending Our Faith
Focusing on the importance of defending one's faith, this book emphasizes that apologetics is accessible to everyone, not just philosophers. It provides readers with the tools to effectively counter unbelief, highlighting the power of God's Word as the ultimate resource in these discussions.
This introduction to Reformed apologetics explores foundational principles and offers practical guidance for talking with unbelievers.
There's a difference between telling the truth and persuasively telling the truth. In The Faithful Apologist, author Scott Oliphint relies on Scripture to demonstrate how believers can attractively engage non-Christians with the gospel.
Rethinks the historical relationship between money and aesthetics in an effort to make critical theory newly answerable to politics. Scott Ferguson regrounds critical theory in the alternative conception of money articulated by the contemporary heterodox school of political economy known as Modern Monetary Theory.
Facing death enables us to face life - knowing more about your future makes an enormous difference to the present. It's time you looked your future square in the face and thought 'What does it hold for me?'
"Apologetics has a deeply human side that is concerned with the whole person," say William Edgar. This book bears that out in both tone and content. While affirming the importance of reason in answering unbelief, Edgar invites us to make full use of the diverse forms of persuasion aimed at the unbelieving heart.Part one lays out the biblical foundations for apologetics, and part two explores actual objections and arguments. When we understand biblical apologetics and the reasons for disbelief, we will be better able to cut through intellectual smoke screens of our day.