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What is the best church? And which contemporary church leader is the most correct? If Gods Word does not change, does this mean that our faith should also remain unchanged from generation to generation? How should Christians feel about non-believers andmore importantlyhow should we respond to the...

In this actual generation, God is practically absent. The World is now a place where personal glory, fame and riches is the prime goal of everybody. The society is now a success driven one and the importance of having money and riches has never been more important. Christianity have unfortunately...

The rise of China as a superpower and of Chinese Christians as vital members of the global church mean that world Christianity would be a dynamic transformation and bountiful blessing to the world by engaging with Chinese biblical interpretations among global theologies. This book, a twentieth-anniversary...

Celebrating Planet Earth, a Pagan/Christian Conversation explores the similarities and differences between these two paths. It will appeal to Pagans and Christians and students interested in making connections and bridging the divide. Issues are discussed from an academic view point with practical emphasis...

Charles H. Mackintosh, known worldwide as C.H.M. (1820-1896) Volume IV: Doctrine Table of Contents: Glad Tidings Christianity – What Is It? Forgiveness of Sins: What Is It? The Ground of Divine Forgiveness. The Extent of Divine Forgiveness. The Style of Divine Forgiveness. The Two Musts The Three Crosses...

Bible Basics by Duncan Heaster is a standard Christadelphian text used widely in preparation for baptism, covering all the basic teachings of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God. There are 11 studies: God, The Spirit of God [no current possession of the miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit, tongues, miracles],...

During the course of two years living outdoors in Alaska Garrison Clifford Gibson wrote philosophical essays on cosmology and Christianity considering how spirit and the Universe are reconciled with reason. The author's interests reading popular cosmology, the Bible, philosophy and history yielded...

The meaning of words in Genesis may be taken in many ways; interpreted with modern lexicons of meanings, or that of people that wrote it. Uncertainty even in simple terms like ‘Ararat’-transliterated from Urartu by Jews in Babylonian captivity, create downstream problems concerning the flood....

Take a journey from Buddhism to Christianity, from spiritual poverty to riches, from darkness to light. Bring your intellectual gear and adventurous heart for this quick trek through the jungles of world religions, over the mountains of objections to the Christian faith and into the streams of like experience shard by a the author.

Western Christianity has tried to interpret the Bible through its own lenses.  The problem is that it was written from a Jewish perspective, a completely different mindset and culture.  When we apply just a little of the Jewish perspective, we find the scriptures open up into a refreshing new dimension...

Paul did one thing I wish we saw more of today. Paul pointed to Christ as his one and only source of information. Paul didn’t take any credit for figuring things out on his own, thinking up offices, doctrines, or appointing people to positions. Paul didn’t play any of those games we see played...

It is pretty common knowledge throughout the Christian community that everyone has broken the law in one way or another. Most of Christianity agrees that, everyone is guilty under the law, and we need Jesus’ sacrifice to set us free from the law. In some cases that means, we need Jesus to avoid...

This book is about how to live well with people who deny our core beliefs, or whose actions we consider immoral, or who have traumatized us. Such people may be our spouses or kin, or international enemies. Our societies are polarized—in the United States around issues such as abortion, sexuality,...

Foreigners and Their Food explores how Jews, Christians, and Muslims conceptualize "us" and "them" through rules about the preparation of food by adherents of other religions and the act of eating with such outsiders. David M. Freidenreich analyzes the significance of food to religious...