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Reframing the Abortion Question
Christians have hence sought to define personhood at conception in order to ensure these rights and protect life. However, Noland argues the discussion and fight over rights is a particularly western issue and rather abstracted from Christianity.
Book Review: Taking Christian Moral Thought Seriously (editor Jeremy A. Evans)
Taking Christian Moral Thought Seriously is one of the most important introductory books on practical ethics that can be read for conservative laymen and pastors. This book’s niche is Southern Baptists but it expands beyond many traditional boxes in exceptional ways.
Book Review: Christian Bioethics by C. Ben Mitchell & D. Joy Riley
Karl Barth once said, “theology is ethics.” If Barth was correct, this symmetry would explain why a general understanding of ethics requires a thorough understanding of theology.
July Book Recap
July is not yet done. But I won't be producing any more book reviews this month. So here was my month of reviews. A couple Bibles, a couple theology books and a whole lot of page turning.
Book Review: Truth Matters by Andreas Köstenberger, Darrell Bock & Josh Chatraw
Written primarily for high school students and graduates, Truth Matters is a solid, albeit basic, introduction to the type of thinking necessary to understand and refute liberal arguments against God’s word.
Book Review: Perspectives on Your Child's Education (editor Timothy Paul Jones)
But each of these Godly men demonstrated that a Godly and Biblical worldview could be accomplished through these administrations. Perspectives is a valuable volume that brings to light the need for Christian education and challenging ideas for the future education of the church.
The name John Broadus may not ring bells to Baptist anymore. But at one time the name John Broadus could not be separated from the entity that is now the Southern Baptist Convention. Thus John A. Broadus: A Living Legacy (hence referred to as A Living Legacy) was compiled to restore the memory of this one-of-a-kind pastor, preacher, professor, and seminary president. Edited by David Dockery and Roger Duke, the book presents the life and history of John Broadus and his monumental efforts in educating Baptists, especially Southern Baptists, throughout his life.