Only One Way

Christian Witness in an Age of Inclusion Edited by Richard D. Phillips, and Michael L. Johnson  In our increasingly rootless culture, many people prefer questions over answers, hazy spirituality over concrete belief, and pluralism over the ultimate truth. Even some believers express this uncertainty—hesitant to assert that the gospel of Christ is the only...

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Christian Witness in an Age of Inclusion

Edited by Richard D. Phillips, and Michael L. Johnson 

In our increasingly rootless culture, many people prefer questions over answers, hazy spirituality over concrete belief, and pluralism over the ultimate truth. Even some believers express this uncertainty—hesitant to assert that the gospel of Christ is the only true Good News. Yet this bold assertion is exactly the witness that our world needs. Here seven notable pastor-scholars expose the limitations of postmodernism and remind us of our reasons for confidence. Are you prepared to take a stand alongside them?

David F. Wells — One Among Many

Albert Mohler — One Gospel


Peter R. Jones — One God


Richard D. Phillips — One Savior

Philip G. Ryken — One Truth

D. A. Carson
— One Way

J. Ligon Duncan III — One People

Each year, the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology presents speakers and subjects to strengthen the church’s faith. This carefully edited selection concentrates on Christianity’s unified, exclusive claims.

Endorsements

“The Christian gospel is unintelligible apart from the uniqueness of Christ. . . . Here are seven scholars and pastors boldly upholding the only kind of Christianity worthy of the name.”
-Sinclair B. Ferguson, Ligonier Ministries

“Only one way? At a time when many evangelicals don’t seem so sure, these writers help us to confidently answer yes!”
-Michael S. Horton, Westminster Seminary California

“God’s people will know where to turn as the Lord tears down strongholds and redirects the world to the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
-Burk Parsons, Saint Andrew’s Chapel, Sanford, Florida

Paperback, 162 pages, notes