by John Jefferson Davis (1985)
For two decades, Evangelical Ethics has been regarded as one of the best treatments of contemporary ethical problems facing Christians. John Jefferson Davis brings mature biblical thought to issues such as these: homosexuality, genetics, abortion, euthanasia, war and peace, the environment, divorce and remarriage. This third edition has new chapters on environmental ethics and the genetic revolution, and other chapters have been revised and updated. - Back cover.
Melody Carlson
Grace Trey is an eighteen-year-old singer as passionate about her Christian faith as she is her phenomenal music talent. Both traits come from her father, one-hit wonder Jonny Trey, who found a new life in Jesus after losing his chart success. When she encounters her own music break of a lifetime, the sudden dive into the "real world" puts her deeper beliefs to the test.
Larry D. Hart
Truth Aflame bridges evangelical and charismatic-Pentecostal streams, merging them in a theology that integrates biblical and historical theology into a coherent whole, interpreting biblical faith for today's questions and concerns.
Wil Arts (ed
"The question this book addresses is whether it is possible to get an almost face-to-face intimacy with various forms of cultural tradition and modernity by using our experiences and our powers of imagination, i.e. our expectations, in a more fruitful way." "The contributors to this book try to give answers to this weighty question by taking as a guideline Erasmus's famous motto, i.e. always go to the sources."--Jacket.
Milton C. Sernett
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