Kierkegaard

In Carl Hughes’s hands, Kierkegaard helps to distinguish Luther’s desire for certainty from his appreciation for mystery.

Clare Carlisle helps readers struggle with what it means to be human in the world.

This provocative book portrays hope as a virtue, a moral orientation that can be cultivated actively, a matter of will.

Craddock let the word out that he would be available at no charge for preaching and teaching. Only non-seminary graduates should attend.

Kevin Vanhoozer demonstrates that Christian thought is a more engaging, embodied affair than much that passes for thinking these days.

There are serious obstacles to making the spiritual adjustment required to presuppose love.