Randal Rauser is Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Taylor Seminary, Edmonton, Canada. He is the author of Faith Lacking Understanding and Finding God in the Shack and co-author of Christian Philosophy A-Z.

A welcome addition to the contemporary field of analytic theology.

• Introduction: Whatever Happened to the Polemicist? ; 1. Descartes, Locke, Kant, and the Crisis of Justification ; 2. Justifying Theology in Reason and Experience ; 3. On Foundationalism and Other Concepts ; 4. The End of Classical Foundationalism ; 5. Philosophy and Theology after Foundationalism ; 6. A Critique of Nonfoundationalism ; 7. Nonfoundationalist Trinitarian Theology ; 8. A Critique of Trinitarian Nonfoundationalism ; 9. Moderate Epistemological Foundationalism ; 10. Theology as Foundational and Analytic

Randal Rauser is Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Taylor Seminary, Edmonton, Canada. He is the author of Faith Lacking Understanding and Finding God in the Shack and co-author of Christian Philosophy A-Z.

A welcome addition to the contemporary field of analytic theology.

• Introduction: Whatever Happened to the Polemicist? ; 1. Descartes, Locke, Kant, and the Crisis of Justification ; 2. Justifying Theology in Reason and Experience ; 3. On Foundationalism and Other Concepts ; 4. The End of Classical Foundationalism ; 5. Philosophy and Theology after Foundationalism ; 6. A Critique of Nonfoundationalism ; 7. Nonfoundationalist Trinitarian Theology ; 8. A Critique of Trinitarian Nonfoundationalism ; 9. Moderate Epistemological Foundationalism ; 10. Theology as Foundational and Analytic

Randal Rauser is Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Taylor Seminary, Edmonton, Canada. He is the author of Faith Lacking Understanding and Finding God in the Shack and co-author of Christian Philosophy A-Z.

A welcome addition to the contemporary field of analytic theology.

• Introduction: Whatever Happened to the Polemicist? ; 1. Descartes, Locke, Kant, and the Crisis of Justification ; 2. Justifying Theology in Reason and Experience ; 3. On Foundationalism and Other Concepts ; 4. The End of Classical Foundationalism ; 5. Philosophy and Theology after Foundationalism ; 6. A Critique of Nonfoundationalism ; 7. Nonfoundationalist Trinitarian Theology ; 8. A Critique of Trinitarian Nonfoundationalism ; 9. Moderate Epistemological Foundationalism ; 10. Theology as Foundational and Analytic