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2019 “Disappearance of Moral Knowledge” Symposium

Dallas Willard Ministries (DWM) recently released some interesting video presentations at a Center for Christian Thought hosted symposium on Dallas

The Disapperance of Moral Knowledge: An Interview with the Editors (Part Three)

Earlier this year, Routledge released the posthumously completed volume by Dallas Willard, The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge (DMK), which was

The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge: An Interview with the Editors (Part Two)

Earlier this year, Routledge released the posthumously published volume by Dallas Willard, The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge (DMK), which was

The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge: An Interview with the Editors (Part One)

Routledge recently released the posthumously completed volume by Dallas Willard, The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge (DMK), which was edited and

The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge

In 2018, Routledge Press will release The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge by the late Dallas Willard and edited by Steven

On Dallas Willard, Husserl and the Perennial Problem

Gregg Ten Elshof, chair of Biola’s department of philosophy and director of the Center for Christian Thought, observes the following

Center for Christian Thought: An Interview with Director Gregg Ten Elshoff

I recently interviewed Gregg Ten Elshof about Biola’s Center for Christian Thought. Currently, Gregg is the Director of the Center,

EPS Authors Win Christianity Today Book Awards

The major evangelical periodical, Christianity Today, recently announced their list of top books published in 2009. For their “apologetics evangelism”

Interview with Gregg Ten Elsoff: I Told Me So (part two)

We continue with the final part of our interview with Gregg Ten Elshof, author of I Told Me So: Self-deception