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Steven B. Cowan



Steven B. Cowan (M.Div.; Ph.D.) is the Jim Young Professor of Religion and Associate Professor of Christian Studies at Louisiana College in Pineville, La.

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Five Views on Apologetics

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The Love of Wisdom: A Chris...

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Who Runs the Church?: 4 Vie...

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“Socrates repeatedly emphasized the point that moral knowledge is not mere acquisition of information but personal change. To know the good is to do it, Socrates declared. That is, if you really know the right thing to do in a situation, then your behavior will prove it. To act immorally is to prove your ignorance.”
Steven B. Cowan, The Love of Wisdom: A Christian Introduction to Philosophy

“The goal of apologetics is to evoke or strengthen faith, not merely to bring intellectual persuasion. Directed toward unbelievers, it is an aspect of evangelism; toward believers, it is training in godliness. It”
Steven B. Cowan, Five Views on Apologetics

“and nothing is more detrimental to our witness than when our life betrays our message by our failing to show the gentleness and love of Jesus.”
Steven B. Cowan, Five Views on Apologetics



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