Category Archives: Christian Theology
Defending Apologetics
Despite a recent surge in popularity, “apologetics” remains relatively low on the local churches list of priorities. It is not difficult to see why. Music, counselling and evangelism seem to be the natural outcomes of a vibrant faith; yet the very term “apologetics” seems academic and abstruse.
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Tagged Faith and Reason, Gospel Centred Apologetics
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Engaging Tim Keller, CS Lewis and the Fires of Hell
Not every writer at Saints and Sceptics is Reformed; none are young and few are restless. We mention this because the “Young, Restless and Reformed (YRR)” movement – essentially a conservative evangelical movement with Calvinist leanings – has become very influential in the United States.
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Posted in Christian Theology, Quick Thoughts
Tagged CS Lewis, Gospel Centred Apologetics, Hades, Hell, Keller, Sin
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