Told from the perspectives of the three women, this book is thrilling, tender, and often heart-wrenching. The plot is gripping, capturing the reader in two stories more than two hundred years apart.

Although Thomas Aquinas influenced both Christian and philosophical thought, some of his statements do not stand the test of time. Given his over reliance on secular resources opposed to Scripture, Oliphint pinpoints two areas in which Aquinas’s insights erred. First, in epistemology—the study of truth—and second, the foundation of existence.  The author first presents the views of Aquinas and then follows with a critique.

   In his latest book, renowned philosopher and teacher Dallas Willard provides a fresh examination of Psalm 23 and explains how modern Christians can put its words of praise and its lessons in gratitude and obedience into daily practice.