Anglican belief and practice allows that God communicates through his Word as well as through the beauty of his works. The trick, of course, is to keep the two sources of communication in balance. Nowhere is this balance better struck than in the writings of the atheist-turned-Anglican-clergyman Alister McGrath. McGrath takes Scripture very seriously as an unshakeable source of truth for belief. At the same time, McGrath recognizes that God also communicates through art and literature. Throughout these 10 books, McGrath draws on these two different sources to teach us more about God and about how to live in light of what he has communicated. McGrath also offers a thoroughgoing defence of God’s existence, again drawing not only evidence from Scripture but from the beauty of creation.
The Select Works of Alister McGrath collection links to the other texts in your library. Every word is indexed, allowing you near-instant search results. Scripture references, linked to your preferred translation, appear on mouseover, and a click allows you to see them in context. If you come across a theological term you are unfamiliar with, you can use the lookup tool to jump right to right to another resource.
