Faithful and imaginative cultural engagement

John Woods  |  Reviews
Date posted:  7 Oct 2025
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Faithful and imaginative cultural engagement

John Woods reviews The Gospel After Christendom.

If there were a perfect recipe for a book, what would it be? You would need a timely but worthy subject, capable author or authors who know their stuff, clear writing, and an engaging title. This book does tick most of these boxes.

Scholars connected to the Keller Centre have produced a wide-ranging book that addresses a variety of apologetic issues in a clear and succinct way. Each of the chapters is brief (10 to 15 pages). The authors are to be congratulated for packing their area of expertise into short readable chapters.

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