James Sire has been involved in Christian apologetics for quite some time now. His classic work, The Universe Next Door, first penned in 1976, is…
With a title like this, one would imagine this to be a book about the conflict between evolution and creation, or something similar. In fact…
Theodore Dalrymple is a top-notch English commentator and a gifted essayist. The articles featured here represent some of his best and most recent writings. The…
Be forewarned. Coulter is conservatism’s pit bull terrier. And as a pit bull, she goes straight for the jugular. No niceties, no tact, no diplomacy,…
The brave new world the authors refer to is the scary new world of biomedical technologies and breakthroughs. While the new biotech offers much promise,…
Dr Mark Durie of Melbourne here presents a helpful examination of the main differences between Islam and Christianity, especially in regard to three key areas:…
Robert Spencer has written or edited several outstanding works on Islam and the challenge it poses to a free West. This book, part of the…
This may be the first time in history that we have forced a generation of kids to be separated from their own parents. The results…
Apologetics seeks to do several things: present the attractiveness of the Christian faith; demonstrate the reasonableness of Christianity; and clear up misconceptions and faulty understandings…
IVP, 2005. Philosophy is not exactly everyone’s cup of tea. And many believers shy away from the subject. Some even see philosophy as inimical to…
This is a book about sex. More specifically, it is about the sexual revolution, its promises, and its failure. The sexual revolution, a subset of…
This is really two books in one. First, it is a call to develop a thoroughly biblical worldview. Second, it is a call to put…
Day One Publications, 2002. Although written for the general audience, this is a very good look at the difficult subject of euthanasia. Writing from a…
WND Books, 2005. Many books have chronicled the downward spiral of Western culture. This book explains the hows and whys of this decline. It is…
In the past several years many thousands of books have been published. Hundreds of those are important. Dozens are quite significant, at least from a…
Spence Publishing, 2006. (Available from Connor Court Publishing in Melbourne – connorcourt.com.au) In this book Holloway tackles several related questions: Can secular Darwinism account for…
Regina Orthodox Press, 2006. (Available from Crossroad Books in Melbourne – crossroadbooks.com.au) Serge Trifkovic is fast becoming a leading authority on Islamic militancy and how…
Spinney Press, 2006. If this book is anything to go by, the natural family of mum, dad and the kids is not only an aberration,…
New Custom Publishing, 2005. Andrew Bolt is arguably the nation’s foremost conservative columnist. While there are others around, in many ways he stands out. He…
Spinifex Press, 2006. Melinda Tankard Reist is at it again. In 2000 she performed an invaluable service with her book, Giving Sorrow Words. In it…