DOUGLAS GROOTHUIS, PH.D.

Why buy a particular book? We answer that partly by finding who wants us to buy the book. We check the endorsement, which are found in...

1. C.S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man (many editions) Considered one of Lewis’s more difficult and less read works (at least in comparison...

The mail recently brought me two hardbacks of the second edition of my book, Christian Apologetics, published by InterVarsity Press. It...

Inscripturation is part of being human, or at least it has been for a long time. We inscribe words on bark, papyri, codices, human skin...

Let all things be done unto edifying. –1 Corinthians 14:26, KJV Each medium shapes the content it conveys. Or, more memorably, if...

This is excerpted from Douglas Groothuis, Truth Decay(InterVarsity Press, 2000). First, television emphasizes the moving image over...

Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints. -Psalm 115:16, KJV As one year turns into another, much is made of those we...

“I should read. But I don’t have time.” I heard this while browsing a bookstore (as I often do on Sunday afternoons). His expression was...

As I prowl around bookstores, I find a gaggle of books on managing technology overload. One after another fall of the presses and make...

Christian leaders need to direct and inspire through their knowledge and character. I here assume you are not reading romance novels or...

Books grounded me during my early Christian life. Along with The God Who is There by Francis Schaffer, Pensées by Blaise Pascal, The...

As the editor of a series of cultural critiques on compelling issues, Os Guinness wanted my work The Soul in Cyberspace to be “a shot...

Many books today seem afraid to rely on pure text. They are books that seem to be embarrassed to be what they are: books, that is,...