Select Works of James K.A. Smith (2 vols.)

Despite the critiques of secular postmodernism, orthodox Christian doctrine is on the rise in many Western cities. In these volumes, Christian philosopher James K.A. Smith intelligently outlines the appeal of the theology of Calvin and the historic Christian faith in our time. Who’s Afraid of Moral Relativism? creatively addresses the challenge of moral relativism through a study of pragmatist thinkers. And Letters to a Young Calvinist frees the world-shaking implications of the Reformation from the narrow debates over predestination, as Smith adopts a pastoral tone in a series of messages to young “New Reformed” Christians. A writer of substance and sensitivity, Smith keenly addresses the Church’s twenty-first century obstacles without compromising foundational beliefs.

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