Tag Archives: Books
Researching the Blessing
Review
The choices we face
Review
Singer’s different drummer
Review
Top Shelf: Gender differences on paper (Review)
Heading for Shalom
Review
Church without walls
Review
Top Shelf: Understanding Catholicism (Review)
Review
Leon Theophilus’s top shelf of books critiquing and explaining Roman Catholicism.
It is hard to overemphasize the extraordinary nature of recent developments within Catholicism. In the name of unity and peace, the Pope now prays with Orthodox, Protestants, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Animists from Africa, American Medicine men and other non-Christian leaders. And in the Protestant world we hear respected evangelical leaders minimizing those things that have historically divided Protestants and Catholics, even describing them as “petty differences”.1
Impressing the Boomers
Review
Colonel Mustard, evangelized, with a detective novel
Review
Top Shelf: Bibles for children (Review)
A cure for evangelism migraines
Review
Top Shelf: Jesus the Man (Review)
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Books about the historical Jesus tend to come out of a ‘position’ about him, depending on whether or not the authors have accepted the Gospels’ presentation of the Man.
Simply convincing
Review
The Truth about Jesus
Paul Barnett
Aquila Press, Sydney, 1994.
$14.95. 164pp.
Paul Barnett has developed a reputation for thorough, persuasive and easily understood presentations of the truth of biblical history. His previous books, whether commentaries or history or apologetics, have all defended a reasonable belief in the events that the New Testament describes.