To the right, you will see a picture of a newly published Festscrift for James B. Jordan, edited by John Barach and me. It’s not yet available from Amazon, but is available from the publisher, Wipf & Stock.
If you don’t know James Jordan, shame, shame, shame on you. But don’t trust me. In the Foreword, First Things editor Rusty Reno says that Jim is “one of the most important Christian intellectuals of our day.”
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