The Enigmatic Book of Hebrews (Part 2)
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A Premillennial Reading of Hebrews (1)
Why You Should Understand ‘New Religious Movements’
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Review: ‘Christianity and New Religious Movements’ by Derek Cooper - TGC
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Unboxing a New Work on Dispensationalism
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An early look at ‘Dispensationalism Revisited: A 21st Century Restatement’ - P&D
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This week in Christian history: Puritans apologize for Salem witch trials
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“This week marks the anniversary of when Puritans in Massachusetts held a day of fasting and repentance for their involvement in the Salem witch trials.” - CPost
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Five Difficulties for Progressive Dispensationalism
There are at least five reasons that progressive dispensational (PD) represents a departure from a normative hermeneutic (literal grammatical historical) and reading of the Bible. The first two pertain to methodology in arriving at conclusions, and the latter three have to do with theological conclusions which are not exegetically derived.
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“Proverbs is a collection of wisdom, not a collection of guarantees.”
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“Proverbs does not offer us formulas that always work in every situation, but rather wise principles that are worthy of our contemplation and discerning implementation.” - Ligonier
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What Can Protestants Learn From Thomas Aquinas?
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“Sadly, many Protestants today have never read Thomas but have absorbed caricatures of Thomas based more on fear than truth, heat than light.” - Credo
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The Protestant Prophet: J. Gresham Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism at 100
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“In a time when the political, religious, and cultural challenges strikingly parallel those of Machen’s day, his arguments and actions offer us a set of timeless and timely insights. We would all do well to observe them.” - Public Discourse
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Putting the New Papyrus of Jesus’ Sayings in Context
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“While exciting and important, much about a recently published, headline-grabbing fragment is not unique.” - Text & Canon
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Gen Z Has Questions. Apologetics Provides Answers.
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“They have honest questions about all kinds of theological matters—from social injustice to God’s sovereignty. Robust apologetics, then, provides opportunities to give answers rooted in logic and truth.” - TGC
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