Price Check: Spiritual Decluttering

Today’s post in the Energion Discussion Network is by our publisher, Henry Neufeld. He’s often asked why a particular book in the Energion catalog is there when either the questioner or Henry himself disagrees with its theology or point of view. His answer? Look to the Incarnation. From there he builds his theology of dialogue…

Here are the results (click on image to expand): So with a clear majority for it, the title will be: It’s All Greek to Me: Confessions of an Unlikely Academic If I read the history right, both Mark Stevens and Jacob Cerone are entitled to a free copy of the book. You can debate this…

Beginning today, Dr. Van Parunak, a highly educated person,  contributes three posts that point out why an advanced degree in biblical studies is not necessary to know the things God reveals to us. He offers a point of view for interpretation called intertextuality that depends on the Bible informing the Bible. See if you agree…

Today’s Energion Discussion Network post raises this question–and answers it with a decided No! Nancy Petrey wonders how a religion based in Judaism, with a Jewish savior, could be saddled with such a charge. Read all about it here: http://energion.co/discuss