The Divinity of Jesus Christ Revisited in the Third Millennium


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Biblical Christianity is challenged today by other religions such as Hinduism, Islam, Mormonism, Buddhism, Jehovah s Witness, Scientology, to name a few, including atheists and agnostics, who claim that Jesus was simply a man, a great teacher or guru, or a prophet of God who worked his way to godhood. Are such claims supported by the evidence? Can we trust the Bible to tell us the truth about Jesus? Is Jesus Christ truly God? Can we find evidence of his deity in the Old Testament? Does the New Testament affirm unequivocally that He is God? Are there reliable non-Christian sources that back such claims of deity? This book aims at addressing these fundamental questions while providing solid internal and external evidence of the divinity of Jesus Christ. In this age of plural spirituality, thirst for truth, and in need of an evidence-based dialogue among various religions, the book makes a compelling case for a closer scrutiny of prophecies contained in the Bible.




Resident Aliens


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In this bold and visionary book, two leading Christian thinkers explore the alien status of Christians in today's world. A provocative Christian assessment of culture and ministry for people who know that something is wrong.




Religion Index One


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Books Out Loud


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El Cuerpo de Cristo


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Interdisciplinary studies by leading Hispanic scholars investigate the religious, cultural, and artistic dimensions of Hispanic/Latino Catholicism in the United States, revealing the promise it holds for the Church of the next millennium. Uncovering the riches of Hispanic/Latino Catholicism, the essays in this volume explore its roots in the Spanish colonial and Amerindian traditions of Latin America as well as the cultural and religious breadth of contemporary Latino faith.




Prayers for Progressive Christians


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In the first part of the book Morwood summarises the key theological shifts that necessitate changes to liturgical, group and personal prayer. In the second part he demonstrates how these major shifts can be incorporated into a new template for meaningful, contemporary prayer.







Toward a Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism


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The results from a lifetime of study, reflection and experience in both Europe and Asia is this comprehensive examination of Christian theological understandings of world religious pluralism.