The Case for Angels

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Do angels really exist, or are they merely literary and figurative devices on the page? What kind of creatures are angels supposed to be? Is their existence even possible and, if so, how can we be sure?

In this book Peter S. Williams puts up a robust defence of traditional Christian angelology. In discussion with naturalistic sceptism, New Age belief and Christian doubt, he highlights the importance of worldview presuppositions in determining attitudes towards angels, and enlarges upon the 'culture' war emerging between theism and metaphysical naturalism.

"The Case for Angels by Peter S. Williams ia quadruply outstanding: stylistically, philosophically, theologically, and in scholarship. It is engagingly readable...persuasively argued, soundly Christians, and 'covers the waterfront'...I can hardly imagine what more a book could possibly do to make a compelling and complete case for angels, unless it takes wing." - Peter Kreeft, Professor of Philosophy, Boston College.

Paperback, 211 pages.