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 NEW! "When God Goes to Starbucks: An Introduction to Everyday Apologetics" has been translated into Korean.
Grand Rapids: Baker, 2008
Published by Holy Wave Plus Publishing Company of Seoul, Korea |
 NEW! “Theism and Bioethics.” In The Routledge Companion to Theism. Edited by Charles Taliaferro, Victoria Harrison, and Stewart Goetz. London: Routledge, 2012.
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 NEW! The Paul Copan Apologetics Collection (6 volumes).
Available from Logos Bible Software
The Paul Copan Apologetics Collection includes:
Creation out of Nothing, How Do You Know You’re Not Wrong, Is God a Moral Monster?, That’s Just Your Interpretation, “True for You, But Not for Me”, When God Goes to Starbucks |
 NEW! Philosophy and the Christian Worldview is a collection of new essays written by fifteen philosophers of religion. Bringing together some of the leading lights in current academic philosophy of religion, including William Hasker, Charles Taliaferro and Keith Yandell, it offers a fresh perspective on four major areas of discussion: Religion and Epistemology; Religion and Morality; Religion and Metaphysics; and Religion and Worldview Assessment.
The Naturalists Are Declaring the Glory of God: Discovering Natural Theology in the Unlikeliest Places,” in Philosophy and the Christian Worldview: Analysis, Assessment and Development, eds., David Werther & Mark D. Linville. New York: Continuum, 2012.
United by the argument that the core claims of religion have metaphysical, epistemic and moral entailments, these essays represent a state of the art discussion in contemporary philosophy of religion. February 2012. Link |
 NEW! Come Let Us Reason. New Essays in Christian Apologetics. Edited by: Paul Copan and William Lane Craig. B&H Publising Group, April 2012. Link
Come Let Us Reason is the third book in a series on modern Christian apologetics that began with the popular Passionate Conviction and Contending with Christianity's Critics. The nineteen essays here raise classical philosophical questions in fresh ways, address contemporary challenges for the church, and will deepen the thinking of the next generation of apologists. |
 Is God a Moral Monster? Making Sense of the Old Testament God.
Grand Rapids: Baker, 2011.
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Audio Interviews:
Justin Brierley of "Unbelievable?", Evangelical Philosophical Society,
Reclaiming The Mind, Christian Post and the Debbie Chavez Show |
