Francis Schaeffer wrote evangelical Christian apologetics and cultural criticism about modern philosophy, art, ethics and the idea of biblical truth. The God Who Is There traces what Schaeffer saw as a widening divide between Christian belief and modern secular thought, while Escape from Reason examines shifts in philosophy, theology and culture through a similar framework. How Should We Then Live? presents a broad survey of Western intellectual history, connecting art, politics and religion to arguments about moral foundations. His books are polemical, wide-ranging and written for non-specialists rather than as detailed academic histories. They fit evangelical apologetics, Christian worldview studies and twentieth-century religious cultural criticism, particularly for readers interested in how conservative Protestant thinkers responded to modern art, existentialism and secularisation. Read more Less
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