A Look at my Books
- Douglas Groothuis
- May 3, 2025
- 1 min read
By Douglas Groothuis, PhD
If John Frame and William Lane Craig can do it, then I can do it. The author book stack in chronological order (bottom to top) for the English books. On the right are my books published in English, without Truth Decay (IVP, 2000). I think it is at my office. There are twenty books. Three more are on the way. At the left are sundry translations of several of my books.
Christian Apologetics, 2nd edition (InterVarsity, 2022) is an update of the 2011 volume, containing eight new chapters. Jesus in an Age of Controversy (Harvest House, 1996) is an update of Revealing the New Age Jesus (InterVarsity, 1990), with lots of new material. Beyond the Wager (InterVarsity, 2024) is a substantial update of On Pascal (Wadsworth, 2003). I have not shown a book I co-edited, In Defense of Natural Theology (InterVarsity, 2006) or books to which I contributed chapters or entries. There are too many to remember. I'd have to check my CV.
None of my booklets are shown: The New Age Movement (InterVarsity, 1986), New Age, New Life (CBN Publishing, 1990), The New Age Jesus (InterVarsity, 1992), Are All Religions One? (InterVarsity, 1996), and A World of Religions (Ratio Christi, 2024). A few of the booklets have been translated into other languages, too.
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