I have greatly benefited from the Veritas Forum and often browse their lectures for some of the best presentations on the most important topics. I have often wished that some of them were edited in a book to have ready on hand for simple referencing. Today I saw that IVP will publish a volume edited by Dallas Willard this coming year that looks to contains some high quality essays.

Contents:
Truth
1 Is There Life After Truth?
Richard John Neuhaus
2 Time For Truth
Os Guinness
3 Reason for God: The Exclusivity of Truth
Timothy J. Keller
Faith and Science
4 The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief
Francis S. Collins
5 The New Atheists and the Meaning of Life
Alister McGrath and David J. Helfand
6 A Scientist Who Looked and Was Found
Hugh Ross
Atheism
7 The Psychology of Atheism
Paul C. Vitz
8 Nietzsche Versus Jesus Christ
Dallas Willard
Meaning and Humanity
9 Moral Mammals: Does Atheism or Theism Provide the Best Foundation for Human Worth and Morality?
Peter Singer and John Hare
10 Living Machines: Can Robots Become Human?
Rodney Brooks and Rosalind Picard
11 The Sense of an Ending
Jeremy S. Begbie
Christian Worldview
12 Simply Christian
N. T. Wright
Social Justice
13 Why Human Rights Are Impossible Without Religion
John Warwick Montgomery
15 Radical Marxist, Radical Womanist, Radical Love: What Mother Teresa Taught Me about Social Justice
Mary Poplin
15 The Whole Gospel for the Whole Person
Ronald J. Sider
Check out Dr. Willard’s latest talk The Value of Truth, and What Happens When U Don’t Have It.


March 18th, 2010 | 1:19 pm | #1
Thanks for this post. That looks like a fantastic book–particularly the essays by Neuhaus, McGrath, Begbie, and Wright. I recently became familiar with the work of Begbie because I am reading The Beauty of God: Theology and the Arts, and he has two insightful and enlightening essays in it. And thanks for the link the the Veritas Forum. I have never heard of before, but it also looks very interesting.
March 18th, 2010 | 1:44 pm | #2
It is a good ministry. I have spoken for them at least once and enjoyed it.
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