Does life have any meaning ?  By  John Blanchard  EP Books, 2018  81 pages  £4.99 ISBN 978 1 783 972 272 The introduction to this short book begins with a story – a policeman was patrolling one of London’s bridges over the River Thames when he saw a man climbing on to the railings. Pulling…

Life in the wild : fighting for faith in a fallen world  by Dan DeWitt The Goodbook Company, 2018 127 pages £8  ISBN 978 1 784 981 693 also available in Braille and Large Print Dan DeWitt starts this book with an introduction entitled ‘The Human Tragedy’ and ends it with an afterword ‘Death’s Obituary’.…

A Rabbi looks at the Last Days by Jonathan Bernis. Chosen Books, 2013 233 pages £10.99 ISBN 978 0 800 795 436 Kindle version also available The subtitle of this book gives a fairly clear idea of its direction and content – ‘Surprising insights on Israel, the End Times and Popular Misconceptions’. Rabbi Jonathan Bernis…

A passion for truth : the intellectual coherence of evangelicalism by Alister McGrath. Apollos, 1996  256 pages  £14.99   ISBN 0 851 114 477 In 5 sections of closely argued and convincing detail, Alister McGrath demonstrates that evangelicalism enjoys intellectual coherence, (ie within its own terms it is reasonable) as well as academic credibility, that is,…