This handbook acquaints readers with philosophy in an introductory
and nontechnical way. These materials, first developed for use in
classes as a supplement to other formal textbooks, are designed to
gain the confidence of students who have no technical level of
expertise in the field of philosophy. There is a very useful
glossary at the end that will be of help to all readers, listing
more than just simple definitions. Often the glossary explanations
are like brief essays in themselves. Many significant issues arise
in this field, but this book treats three in particular: theistic
proofs, evil, and creation.
"A Handbook for Christian Philosophy" offers several
contributions that make it unique. First, there is a section on
logic that relates the subject of logic to biblical exegesis.
Second, the treatment of evil puts special emphasis on the biblical
themes that provide practical and theoretical help for people who
are experiencing evil and going through suffering. Third, the
chapter on creation includes an up-to-date critique of naturalistic
evolution and a review of the recurrent Christian principles on
this topic. The author provides an excellent worldview evaluation,
something that is desperately needed today by all Christians.
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