Ken Stewart examines how Calvinists have contributed to negative interpretations of their tradition, and failed to address the questions of unconvinced fellow Christians. He offers both an apologetic for the Reformed tradition and a corrective to blind spots and obstacles.
A fresh examination of the development of a significant movement in Christian history
Drawing on theology, history, biology and psychology, Van Leeuwen demonstrates how crucial in the formation of a well-balanced culture is the presence of nurturing fathers during children's early years.
In this sane yet provocative book, an informed social scientist and committed Christian thinker braves a jungle of confusion to offer unusual insight on the part that genes, culture and faith play in making us the men and women we are - and ought to become.
Subject areas covered by the series include psychology, economics, natural science, Eastern religions, the arts, history, contemporary concepts of God, and literature.
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