Readers of Elgin Hushbeck’s Consider Christianity series may be interested in some recent posts on the evangelical outpost. The two posts of particular interest are: Dismantling Implausibility Structures: The Uses of Theistic Arguments Dismantling Implausibility Structures: The Kalam Cosmological Argument Elgin comments on these issues in volume 2 pages 59-66. Persons using the study guide…
This title, When People Speak for God, was released with a number of errors that occurred when it was converted to the format required for printing. As a result there were a substantial number of cosmetic formatting errors, largely inset text boxes with text-flow problems. There were, however, some paragraphs that were truncated. If you…
One great comment: There are many reasons to read this book. Personally, I found myself several times closing the book to pray and give thanks and ponder the words I’d just read—how fitting: a book on prayer that prompts the reader to prayer and reflection. … Read more at the Bowden Blog.
With a score of 108 out of 150, Lionel Woods.
My first suggestion is a gift for the theologians on your Christmas list. It’s Herold Weiss’s book Meditations on According to John: Exercises in Biblical Theology. My key reason for putting this one on my list of Christmas suggestions is that it demonstrates the practice of biblical theology. There is sometimes a great gulf fixed…
