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A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Ryan M. McGraw Theology should be about learning to see ourselves, our world, in short, everything, in light of God and in relation to God. We cannot overstate the importance…
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A Book Review from Books at a Glance by Ryan M. McGraw A great gulf often exists between well-researched academic presentations of the Trinity and books aimed at the average Christian. Both in terms of organization and content, deeper…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Ryan M. McGraw Volumes by John Owen and Richard Baxter are likely present in the libraries of most Reformed pastors, and many church members. Yet few readers likely know that…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Ryan M. McGraw John L. Girardeau was one of the most lucid and penetrating theologians of nineteenth-century America. This large book on the question of what free will means, primarily…
A Book Review from Books At A Glance by Matthew B. Tabke Thomas Aquinas is generally known among theologians and scholars for his monumental Summa Theologica which is an attempt at crafting a compendium of Catholic doctrine. It appears…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Ryan Speck Introduction This book is part of a series that Union (School of Theology, Publishing, Research, and Mission, www.theolo.gy) is publishing, intending to “invite readers to experience deeper enjoyment…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Jacob C. Boyd How should Christians engage others that come from a different religious background? Derek Cooper in Christianity & World Religions gives an introductory summary to six of the…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Michael D. Mock The word “crucifixion” tends not to connote monochromatic emotionalism in the mind of any hearer. By this I mean that people hear different things by the word,…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Matthew B. Tabke A common saying in our society is that “the only given in life is taxes and death.” This comment springs forth in Western society as a truism…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Matthew B. Tabke There’s a book on one of my shelves somewhere titled Why I’m Catholic (and You Should be Too) by Brandon Vogt. While I have not read that…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Matt Pitts The beatific vision is not often talked about in Protestant circles, but this book aims to change that. Parkison begins by arguing that the beatific vision is a…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Darren Bradley In John 21:15-17, Jesus tells Peter to feed His lambs, shepherd, and feed His sheep, and in Acts 20:28, Paul reminds the elders from Ephesus that the Holy…
A Book Review from Books At A Glance by Matthew B. Tabke Philip H. Eveson currently resides in Wrexham, Wales with his wife. He studied Biblical languages and theology at the University of Wales, Cambridge, and the University of…
A Book Review from Books At A Glance by Matthew B. Tabke John Goldingay is senior professor of Old Testament and the David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary in California. He earned his Bachelor…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Leonardo De Chirico Most Catholics were born Catholic. Their parents were Catholic, they were educated in a Catholic culture; therefore, wittingly or unwittingly, they find themselves to be Catholic from…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by A. C. Carter A principal apologetic question facing evangelicals in the 21st Century involves sharing the gospel message with followers of Islam. Geopolitical events, social media, and concern for cultural…
