101 Key Terms in Philosophy and Their Importance for Theology

This is a concise, helpful reference primer that's well-thought out and has wide and appropriate topic coverage in the nexus between philosophy and theology, which is useful when you need a quick, clear, uncomplicated overview. The minor issue I have with my Kindle version is that (at the moment) the hot-links from the Contents page don't quite match the results: they land on a prior page to the subject I'm after. This ought not hinder anyone from buying this otherwise excellent little book.

I am working on a PhD in Christian Apologetics, and this book will ease my search for terms and ideas for my research papers. It is brief and concise in its presentation, and is a useful tool for quick reference. Serious seminarians as well as laymen will benefit from this tool for relating philosophical concepts to study of the Bible.

Being a teacher, this is SUCH a handy resource for gleaning the "essence" of philosophical movements, and how they compare to/contrast with/influenced Christian ideals & movements. It's scholarly, accurate, but completely accessible for even the philosophical novice like me. It won't insult your intelligence, either, if you're well-seasoned in all things philosophy. A great resource for students, too!

It’s a good quick reference for basic philosophical and theological terms

I could never have made it through my Introduction to Philosophy class without this book.

a book that I had to purchase because not available in the library to use for class. Then we didn't use it for class. UGH!!!

it's good for class. it helps out with term questions on quizzes. otherwise i don't really use it for other things.

Required textbook. Helped to understand philosophy terms and gave an expanded history of the major philosophical influences. I would recommend this book to anyone in seminary.

always turning back to it