James A. Lindsay Books

The book explores the intertwined concepts of infinity and God, arguing that both are abstract ideas rather than concrete realities. James A. Lindsay presents a clear and accessible examination of how the notion of infinity serves as a philosophical foundation, suggesting that if God possesses infinite attributes, He too may be an abstraction. Through this analysis, Lindsay invites readers to reconsider the nature of these profound concepts and their implications in human thought.

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This book offers a detailed examination of the divine governance as interpreted through the teachings of Moses. It presents an analytical approach to understanding the theological and philosophical implications of Moses' system of governance. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original 1875 edition, ensuring that readers receive an authentic experience of the author's insights and arguments.

In this insightful work, James Lindsay explores the ways in which the Old Testament continues to shape modern theology. Focusing on key themes such as creation, covenant, and redemption, Lindsay offers a nuanced analysis of the significance of Old Testament thought for contemporary religious discourse. Drawing on a range of theological and philosophical sources, this book offers a valuable and thought-provoking contribution to the ongoing discussion of the relationship between Old and New Testament theology.

Life is short, and it can be sweet. Contemplating death is looking into a mirror that allows us to see these simple facts clearly, as if for the first time. We have every reason to believe that we have but one life to live and no good reasons to believe otherwise and death marks the termination of each life. Examining this reality opens doors to understanding ourselves, each other, connection, love, and life itself in an entirely new way. Life in Light of Death offers a short exploration of the sweetness and opportunity available to those who understand and embrace this fact. By looking at life as reflected by death, we can see what really matters and how best to live."

James Lindsay's The Progressiveness of Modern Christian Thought is a thought-provoking exploration of the evolution of Christian theology over the past century. From the rise of liberation theology to the challenges of pluralism, this book offers a timely and insightful reflection on the state of the Christian faith today.