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    Course Review: Apologetics 101 – Scott Oliphint, Westminster Theological Seminary

    Apologetics comes from the reality of Scripture. It is not an invention of theologians and philosophers. I’ve decided to try something new, to start a new type…… Read more “Course Review: Apologetics 101 – Scott Oliphint, Westminster Theological Seminary”

    9 May 201710 Dec 2019 by Presbyformed

    Book Review: The Truth War – By John MacArthur

      The Truth War is John MacArthur’s account and call-to-arms against what he claims to be the most pressing pitfalls in contemporary theology, specifically, postmodernism and the…… Read more “Book Review: The Truth War – By John MacArthur”

    22 Sep 201610 Dec 2019 by Presbyformed

    Book Review: The Saviour Sensitive Church – By Paul Chappell & John Goetsch

    Anybody who’s paid attention to the happenings in the Christian church throughout the past few decades cannot help but notice the advent the megachurch, what are often…… Read more “Book Review: The Saviour Sensitive Church – By Paul Chappell & John Goetsch”

    21 Sep 201610 Dec 2019 by Presbyformed

    Book Review: The Universe Next Door – By James W. Sire

      In the wake of the Enlightenment it became more and more clear as people began to try and doubt everything that there was to doubt, that…… Read more “Book Review: The Universe Next Door – By James W. Sire”

    7 Sep 201627 Aug 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    Book Review: Who’s Afraid of Postmodernism? – By James K. A. Smith

    Postmodernism is an idea that is [intentionally] ill-defined and poorly understood, both by those who call themselves postmoderns and by those who attack them. One of the…… Read more “Book Review: Who’s Afraid of Postmodernism? – By James K. A. Smith”

    1 Sep 20168 Oct 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    Rereading the Faith for Today – Gnostic Tendencies and Defending Against Them

      In his book The Everlasting Man G.K. Chesterton asserts that “the whole world once very nearly died of broadmindedness and the brotherhood of all religions.” Chesterton…… Read more “Rereading the Faith for Today – Gnostic Tendencies and Defending Against Them”

    31 Aug 201628 Aug 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    Book Review: Velvet Elvis – By Rob Bell

    elvet Elvis is author Rob Bell’s attempt at bringing Christianity into the modern world. He begins by talking about a painting and noting how if, after this…… Read more “Book Review: Velvet Elvis – By Rob Bell”

    23 Aug 201628 Aug 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    Book Review: The Fall of Interpretation – By James K. A. Smith

    While there has been much scholarship written in the realm of hermeneutics, these discussions on the whole tend to limit themselves on how to go about hermeneutics;…… Read more “Book Review: The Fall of Interpretation – By James K. A. Smith”

    11 Mar 201630 Aug 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    Chesterton’s Apologetic & The World Today

    G.K. Chesterton – despite his great girth – is somehow often overlooked in contemporary discussion. Yet if you should take up most any book of his and…… Read more “Chesterton’s Apologetic & The World Today”

    10 Mar 201630 Aug 2018 by Eugene Lilley

    “All of this, of course, is rank speculation” – or, 3 Main Problems with Modern Scholarship’s Account of the Early Church

    When the average Christian take up their Bible and reads, the assumption is generally made that what is being read is the inspired word of God. Yet…… Read more ““All of this, of course, is rank speculation” – or, 3 Main Problems with Modern Scholarship’s Account of the Early Church”

    9 Mar 201625 Oct 2017 by Eugene Lilley

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