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Well, I have been doubly tagged by Fred Butler and Chris Anderson, so I suppose I’d better join the One Book Tag game…
1. One book that changed your life (other than the Bible):
Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion, edited by John McNeill, translated by Ford Lewis Battles.
This book was my first exposure to serious theology [...]
From David Wells’ No Place For Truth (pp.67-68):
…The truth of the matter is that most Americans are impatient with nay-sayers and are disinclined to indulge, or even attempt to understand, those who think the basis for such hope might be gone. It is not merely that Americans typically think that such arguments are wrong; more [...]
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My Google Books Library- currentchristian.com
- Masking The Horror of Jonah
- Univ of Illinois-Chicago Offering Course on “A Biblical Approach to Mental Health”
- Martin Marty- “Truth to say, I could sign this Manifesto with fingers only very rarely and loosely crossed. “
- “What’s So Odd About Religious Colleges?”
- Mohler: “I must judge ‘An Evangelical Manifesto’ to be too expansive in terms of public relations and too thin in terms of theology.”
- Mosque Attenders to outnumber Church Attenders in Britain in a generation
- “Once all the self-description is out of the way, it turns out that the heart of the document is a kind of urgent appeal: Please don’t call us fundamentalists or confuse us with them.”
- Paige Patterson on Latest SBC Statistics
- Wheaton Professor: “God won’t fire anyone because of their marital status, politics, theology or sexual preference”
- The Evangelical Manifesto
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