Moral Apologetics

Book Recommendation: Truth About God: What Can We Know and How Can We Know It?

September 8, 2021 Managing Editor

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Motivated by a practitioner’s heart and informed by decades of teaching philosophy and apologetics, Richard Knopp’s handy primer is an eminently useful roadmap for navigating the thorny terrain of whether and what we can know about God. Crackling with both biblical and philosophical clarity, these pages can serve to embolden and equip prospective defenders of the faith. With rigor and winsomeness, perspicacity and orthodoxy, Knopp’s work, in impressively short compass, by turns resonates with the likes of Charles Taylor and John Henry Newman, C. S. Lewis and A. E. Taylor, impeccably helping fill the dire need for such substantive and streamlined treatises.

David Baggett, Director of The Center for Moral Apologetics

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