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Daily Archives: October 2, 2014
Book Write-Up: Introduction to Modern Theology
John E. Wilson. Introduction to Modern Theology: Trajectories in the German Tradition. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2007. I got this book from Christian Book Distributors for a low price. It is about Christian theology in the eighteenth, nineteenth, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Philosophy, Religion
Tagged Christian Book Distributors, Christian theology, John E. Wilson, Paul Tillich, theologians
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Book Write-Up: The Daring Heart of David Livingstone
Jay Milbrandt. The Daring Heart of David Livingstone: Exile, African Slavery, and the Publicity Stunt that Saved Millions. Nashville: Nelson Books (An Imprint of Thomas Nelson), 2014. David Livingstone was a nineteenth century English explorer and missionary. The Daring Heart … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged David Livingstone, Jay Milbrandt, Livingstone, slave trade, Thomas Nelson
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