Keith Ward Books

Keith Ward's theology is explored through the lens of personal idealism, addressing key Christian doctrines such as God, revelation, and the Trinity. The book delves into significant topics like the kingdom of God, life after death, the incarnation, and atonement, presenting Ward's insights in relation to contemporary science and philosophical thought. This comprehensive account provides a thoughtful examination of how traditional beliefs can be understood in modern contexts.

Exploring the relationship between mind and matter, this philosophical work defends the idea that mind is fundamental and precedes material reality. It presents idealism as a key teaching of classical philosophers while aligning it with contemporary scientific understanding. Written in an accessible style, the book invites readers to reconsider the nature of consciousness and reality, challenging the notion that the mind is merely a by-product of brain activity.

For all who are interested in the future of religion in the modern world. Takes a historical and philosophical approach to explain how religions have changed historically, and how they react to modern knowledge. A text for school and college classes on religious diversity and pluralism, and for examining the nature of religion.

This title is the first in a series that employs a simple and effective concept to illustrate and describe the multiplicity of equipment and weapons systems used on the ground during World War II. Whilst many books have described such weapons and war matériel, Keith Ward's unique abilities as a 3D technical artist bring these items to life, illustrated throughout in full color. Here, in a single concise volume, are all major and many minor and less well-known items of German weaponry and equipment, rendered precisely, including detailed cutaways showing their internal workings, information which is often absent from other publications. Technical details are also provided. This is an essential volume for anyone interested in the German Armed Forces of World War II.

Exploring the beliefs of six major world religions, this book delves into concepts of the soul, immortality, and apocalyptic visions. It provides a philosophical analysis of reincarnation and bodily resurrection while integrating a Christian perspective informed by scientific understanding and a global religious context. This comprehensive examination contributes to a deeper understanding of human nature and the ultimate destiny as viewed through various faiths, making it a significant addition to comparative religious studies.

Can morality exist separately from a belief in God?

The author, a committed Christian, passionately argues for the significance of the Bible while challenging the sustainability of fundamentalist interpretations. He engages in a lively debate about scriptural authority, emphasizing the need for a more nuanced approach to reading the Bible. Through his insights, he invites readers to reconsider traditional views and explore a deeper understanding of scripture.

Exploring the intersection of ethics and faith, the author examines how major world religions address key moral dilemmas. Highlighting morality as an inherent aspect of human existence, the text delves into shared beliefs among religions regarding moral goodness as the ultimate aim. Specific issues such as violence, genetic modification, and the ethics surrounding life and death are discussed, alongside the implications of religious perspectives on both secular and religious law. This reflection offers insights into the moral frameworks shaped by diverse faith traditions.

Keith Ward presents a clear interpretation of the Trinitarian doctrine, integrating it with modern scientific perspectives. He emphasizes a cohesive understanding of God that remains firmly monotheistic, addressing contemporary issues while exploring the complexities of faith and reason. Through his analysis, Ward seeks to bridge the gap between traditional theology and current scientific insights, providing readers with a fresh perspective on the nature of divinity.

The book expands on concepts introduced in the author's earlier work, delving deeper into themes of personal growth and transformation. It offers practical strategies and insights aimed at helping readers navigate challenges and achieve their goals. Through engaging anecdotes and actionable advice, the author encourages self-reflection and resilience, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to enhance their life journey.