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4 reviews
James S. Spiegel

Kregel Publications, 2005

A Book Well Written in Hope of a Life Well Lived
I would highly recommend this relevant and insightful book. Spiegel writes with a philosopher's mind, a pastor's heart, and an artist's pen to gently force the reader to reflect on the quality of the life they are living. First, I should say that I was surprised at how much I liked this book. Virtue was not a subject that I was particularly interested in primarily because I labored under a ...

Hypocrisy: Moral Fraud and Other Vices

2 reviews
James S. Spiegel

Baker Pub Group, 1999

Rewarding, informative, insightful, challenging reading.
Hypocrisy, the pronouncement of a virtue while practicing a vice, is a very most common complaint against Christians and the community of faith. From television evangelist scandals to the petty sins of family members, the difference between what is preached and what is practiced has long been seen as grounds of dismissing the Christian message of the Gospel. James Spiegel draws insights from ...

Faith, Film and Philosophy: Big Ideas on the Big Screen

5 reviews

IVP Academic, 2007

A Unique and Important Book
This is a very fine collection of film analyses from fourteen Christian philosophers. It is a diverse book in that it covers films from a variety of genres, new films and old films; it is also a focused book in that each film is carefully mined for its philosophical ideas and presuppositions and then assessed for how sound those ideas and presuppositions are and for how well they align with the ...

PCR versus hybridization for detecting virulence genes of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli.(DISPATCHES): An ...
Robert S. Gerrish, James E. Lee, ...

Thomson Gale, 2007

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Faith, Film and Philosophy: Big Ideas on the Big Screen

IVP Academic, 2007

Gum, Geckos, and God: A Family's Adventure in Space, Time, and Faith

24 reviews
James S. Spiegel

Zondervan, 2008

The faith of a child enlightens our own
Gum, Geckos, and God by James S. Spiegel is a sweet and often insightful look at the questions that kids ask about God and what those questions can teach us about our own faith. Spiegel has three young sons and a daughter who regularly pose tough questions. But Spiegel is better prepared to answer them than the rest of us; he's a philosophy professor at Taylor University in Indiana. As a ...

The Benefits of Providence: A New Look at Divine Sovereignty

5 reviews
James S. Spiegel

Crossway Books, 2005

How Providence Matters
Dozens of books have been published in recent years debating the extent of God's sovereignty and knowledge of future events. Few of these works, however, examine the far-reaching implications of the views they propose. In The Benefits of Providence philosopher James Spiegel fills in this gap by applying the Augustinian view of providence to several important areas of philosophical and practical ...

God Under Fire

3 reviews

Zondervan, 2002

Openism Unmasked as Neo-Processist Contagion
Airtight refutation of the discredited aberrancy floating about in some Christian circles called "Open Theory of the unaware deity who changes as it is beneficial to change in order to meaningfully relate to his fully free creation." Openism's main proponent Gregory Boyd is unmasked as a misguided Christian failing to establish credibility for his aberrant hybrid between Hartshorne's Process ...