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Not since C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity has such a wise and informed leader taken the time to explain what Christianity is and how it is practiced. In Simply Christian, renowned biblical scholar and Anglican bishop N.T. Wright makes a case for Christianity from the ground up. Walking the reader...

This book is excellent for individual reading or can be used as the small group study book for the Christianity's Family Tree DVD based study. Adam Hamilton is, in my opinion, a national treasure. He embodies the kind of generous orthodoxy so many of us have been dreaming of and praying for....

For about twenty centuries Christianity developed creeds, dogmas and practices that were not mentioned in the teaching of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded by his followers. Now Christianity is declining, especially in Western Civilization, this contemplation questions if Christianity may have deviated too far from its origin. No judgment is intended.

Without presupposing prior knowledge this accessibly written introduction to Christianity covers the entire history of the religion from its Old Testament foundations up to the present, including the significant individuals, events, doctrines, and rituals of the faith. Sinclair surveys the major historical...

The Problem of God is written by a skeptic who became a Christian and then a pastor, all while exploring answers to the most difficult questions raised against Christianity. Growing up in an atheistic home, Mark Clark struggled through his parents' divorce, acquiring Tourette syndrome and OCD in his...

This 14-page pamphlet is perfect for people who are questioning their faith or are skeptical about Christianity. This pamphlet answers many common but difficult objections to Christianity that may not be answered by traditional arguments, such as: 1. Does it even matter what I believe? 2. Aren't all...

This sermon by Mary Baker Eddy brings healing to the forefront of Christianity by illustrating the effects of broadening one’s concept of God. The People’s Idea of God—Its Effect on Health and Christianity looks at how individuals' lives are influenced by their views of God, and the life-transforming...

In Latin America, evangelical Protestantism poses an increasing challenge to Catholicism's long-established religious hegemony. At the same time, the region is among the most generally democratic outside the West, despite often being labeled as 'underdeveloped.' Scholars disagree whether Latin American...

This book deals with important and serious issues related to both Islam and Christianity. The authenticity of both the Gospels and the Quran are tested thoroughly. Also, the missions of Muhammad and Jesus (peace be upon them) are dealt with in a comparative way in this invaluable book. Moreover, the...

Know What You Believe, Why You Believe It, & How to Explain It. This powerful sourcebook answers the most important questions skeptics ask about God & Christianity. Along with the authors, you'll examine a wide range of evidence for the truth of biblical Christianity & become equipped to evaluate...

American Christianity is dying a slow death at its own hands. Instead of positively affecting the secular culture, we are being infected by it under the guise of being seeker-friendly and loving. Soon, the church may be an exact mirror of the culture that seeks to destroy us. With a lack of...

Orthodox Christianity at the Crossroad: A Great Council of the Church When and Why The purpose of publishing the papers presented at the Twentieth Annual Meeting of Orthodox Christian Laity is to improve lay and clergy literacy on the conference topic of The Need for a Great and Holy Council....

A long time ago Christians believed in reincarnation. This groundbreaking work makes the case that Jesus taught reincarnation. Elizabeth Clare Prophet traces the history of reincarnation in Christianity—from Jesus and early Christians through Church councils and the persecution of so-called heretics....

The purpose of this book is not to decide the religious issue of the present day, but merely to present the issue as sharply and clearly as possible, in order that the reader may be aided in deciding it for himself. Presenting an issue sharply is indeed by no means a popular business at the present...