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Vol 21 Num. 1 - Summer 2019
With the Summer 2019 issue of Philosophia Christi, philosopher Ross Inman takes the helm as the Editor of the journal. In his Editor's Introduction, he writes:
As the new editor of Philosophia Christi, I am hopeful about the bright future of the journal and confident that the pages of Philosophia Christi will continue to be marked by exemplary philosophical scholarship. Your excellent contributions to the journal will continue to enliven and embolden the EPS and the wider Christian philosophical community for many years to come.
This twentieth anniversary issue of Philosophia Christifeatures reflection essays from five seasoned Christian philosophers, many of whom were original contributors to the journal’s first issue in 1999. The reflection pieces by J.P. Moreland, Angus Menuge, Stephen T. Davis, William Lane Craig, and Paul Copan highlight historical aspects while noting personal and professional influences of the EPS and Philosophia Christi. The essays consist of backward and forward looking reflections on the EPS and embody the significant contribution the society and the journal have had over the years in enriching the evangelical philosophical community and the Christian philosophical community at large.
In addition to the 'anniversary' reflection pieces, the twentieth anniversary issue includes a book symposium on Andrew Ter Ern Loke’s A Kryptic Model of the Incarnation (C. Stephen Evans, Oliver Crisp, and a response by Loke) that originated as an American Academy of Religion panel discussion. The issue also includes work on topics as diverse as
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