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Moreland Offers Much Needed Correctives in Kingdom Triangle
Kingdom Triangle: Recover the Christian Mind, Renovate the Soul, Restore the Spirit’s Power. By J. P. Moreland. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan. 2007. 237 pp. There is a battle for human souls being waged in Western culture and too many Christians … Continue reading
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Important Ideas from the Church Comes Home
By Robert and Julia Banks Hendrickson Publishers, 1998 260 pages On page 32, the authors ask what would happen if members made a commitment to stay connected. This is an important “what if.” Dr. Gary McIntosh offers a guideline for … Continue reading
Gleanings from Karkkainen–Perspectives on Ecclesiology
AN INTRODUCTION TO ECCLESIOLOGY: ECUMENICAL, HISTORICAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES By Veli-Matti Karkkainen Intervarsity Press © 2002, 238 pages (Names Index, Topical Index) I read this in 2004. I left my reading of the book with an important realization: “the church … Continue reading
Unity and Division: Insight from Radmacher
Thoughts on: WHAT THE CHURCH IS ALL ABOUT: A biblical and historical study by Earl D. Radmacher Chicago: Moody Press, 1972, 1978 441 pages Previous installments: The Pendulum Swings Is it all in a word? Universal and Local First, my … Continue reading
