Dave continues discussing and applying the approach developed by Harry Sturz.
Pastor Chris Clark has now reviewed Preserving Democracy. His conclusion: I like what Hushbeck has written. He has done his homework. He has worked systematically and arrived at solid conclusions. He “gets it.” Anyone reading Preserving Democracy will learn something new, and pick up a little inspiration in the process. Go read the whole review….
Over the last few weeks we have released several titles for the Amazon.com Kindle. Not Ashamed of the Gospel: Confessions of a Liberal Charismatic (Henry Neufeld) Prayer Trilogy (Kimberly Gordon) Learning and Living Scripture (Geoffrey Lentz & Henry Neufeld) Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? (Alden Thompson) Stories of the Way (Henry Neufeld) Work…
For anyone who wants a hardcover copy of Bruce Epperly’s book Process Theology: Embracing Adventure with God, it’s listed right now (12/27/2018) for $8.02 on Amazon. Get the most current price from the widget below.
Joel Watts, at Unsettled Christianity, has posted a very nice interview with Energion author and editor Allan R. Bevere. A great deal of the interview centers around Allan’s book The Politics of Witness. A good takeaway: In the end, what matters most for the world is not who is in the White House and which…
Energion author Ant Greenham will present a seminar at the Westminster Institute with the same title as his recent book, The Questioning God: An Inquiry for Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Registration is available through the link above.
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…
