Month: January 2017

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Christian Thinkers 101: A Crash Course on Martin Luther

Originally posted on Reflections:
? Martin Luther is famous for posting his 95 Theses on the door of the Castle Church at Wittenberg and for attempting to reform the Catholic Church, but what exactly did he believe, and what else did he contribute to Christendom? Here’s your crash course on the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther—and why he still matters today. Who Was Martin… Continue reading Christian Thinkers 101: A Crash Course on Martin Luther

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Apologetics: To Degree or Not To Degree?

I have notice several posts about getting a degree in apologetics or not.  I find the discussion very interesting.  For clarity, I do not have a degree in apologetics (see my CV here).  I have a degree in history, education, philosophy, and theology.  There are now a host of schools that offer degree in apologetics, so there seems to be a demand for them.  But, several … Continue reading Apologetics: To Degree or Not To Degree?

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Three Christian Classics

Originally posted on Reflections:
When I get a little money, I buy books. And if there is any left over, I buy food. —Desiderius Erasmus, Dutch Renaissance scholar and theologian Reading books has been an obsession of mine since my conversion to Christianity as a college sophomore. I sensed my mind really mattered in serving the Lord; so I began a serious pursuit of the… Continue reading Three Christian Classics

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5 Apologetic Books to Read for 2017 (and 5 others to consider)

My former apologetics professor, Ted Cabal who edited the Apologetics Study Bible, stated that we leave in the “golden age of apologetics.”  I believe that is so with many great books coming out this past year and more to come in 2017.  Leave a comment on what great apologetic books you are looking forward to in the comments below.  Here is a short list of … Continue reading 5 Apologetic Books to Read for 2017 (and 5 others to consider)

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