Mark J. Boone Boeken

Focusing on the unity of Christ and the church, this work explores how Augustine integrates Platonism with Christian theology in his sermons and commentaries on the Psalms. Mark J. Boone analyzes Augustine's unique approach to the concept of desire, revealing how it informs his preaching and theological insights. Through this examination, the book highlights the interplay between desire and spiritual healing in Augustine's thought, providing a rich understanding of his influence on Christian doctrine.

Exploring the complex interplay between faith and reason, this volume features nine updated articles and a new essay from a seasoned Christian philosopher. Key topics include Alvin Plantinga's insights on belief as knowledge without evidence, defenses of faith from Augustine and William James, and empirical evidence from various religions. The work also examines the New Testament's distinction between faith and sight, the authority of the Bible, and the idea that faith transcends reason, emphasizing total commitment beyond mere evidence.

An exploration of St Augustine's insights into human desire and happiness, as revealed by his earliest theological writings.