Christians have much to learn from the discipline of philosophy—how do we learn and know things, and what is the nature of existence and reality? Considering these questions is essential as we seek to understand our faith better and apply it to our lives. These books explore a wide variety of religious, historical, and cultural philosophies, studying noteworthy philosophers like Plato, Kierkegaard, Pascal, Barth, and many more along the way. You can also browse books specifically addressing the problem of evil in Christian perspective.

Faith and Reason

Edited by Steve Wilkens

An Introduction to Biblical Ethics

Paul Copan and Robertson McQuilkin

Suffering and the Search for Meaning

Richard Rice

Death Before the Fall

Ronald E. Osborn

Is Reality Secular?

Mary Poplin

Prelude to Philosophy

Mark W Foreman

Evil and the Justice of God

N. T. Wright

God, Freedom and Human Dignity

Ron Highfield

God and Evil

Edited by Chad Meister and James K. Dew Jr.

Christian Confidence

Chris Sinkinson

Doing Philosophy as a Christian

Garrett J. DeWeese

The Matrix of Christian Ethics

Patrick Nullens and Ronald T Michener

Christianity and Western Thought

Steve Wilkens and Alan G Padgett

Christianity and Western Thought

Colin Brown

God Is Great, God Is Good

Edited by William Lane Craig and Chad Meister

Education for Human Flourishing

Paul D. Spears and Steven R. Loomis

Philosophy of Religion

C. Stephen Evans and R. Zachary Manis

Did the Resurrection Happen?

Gary R. Habermas and Antony Flew

When Athens Met Jerusalem

John Mark Reynolds

The Limits of Liberal Democracy

Scott H. Moore

Desperately Wicked

Patrick Downey

The Triumph of God over Evil

William Hasker

Faith Comes by Hearing

Edited by Christopher W. Morgan and Robert A. Peterson

Ethics

Arthur F. Holmes

The History of Christian Thought

Jonathan Hill