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Tag Archives: Fundamentalism
Book Write-Up: The Lion of Princeton, by Kim Riddlebarger
Kim Riddlebarger. The Lion of Princeton: B.B. Warfield as Apologist and Theologian. Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2015. See here to purchase the book. B.B. Warfield was a theologically conservative professor at Princeton in the late nineteenth-early twentieth centuries. In The … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, History, Philosophy, Religion
Tagged Apologetics, B.B. Warfield, Fundamentalism, realism, Scottish Common Sense tradition
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Book Write-Up: How God Used R.A. Torrey, by Fred Sanders
Fred Sanders, ed. How God Used R.A. Torrey: A Short Biography As Told Through His Sermons. Chicago: Moody Publishers, 2015. See here to buy the book. R.A. Torrey (1856-1928) worked with renowned evangelist D.L. Moody, and he also was instrumental … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, History, Religion
Tagged D.L. Moody, Fundamentalism, R.A. Torrey, Trinity
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Movie Review: Higher Ground
I watched the 2011 movie Higher Ground a few nights ago. Higher Ground is about a woman named Corinne, who converts to fundamentalist Christianity and later leaves that belief system. Vera Farmiga starred in and directed the film. Here are … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Religion
Tagged Annika, brain tumor, Carolyn Briggs, christianity, Church, Corinne, doubt, faith, Fundamentalism, fundamentalist Christianity, Higher Ground, Movies, poetry, The Dark World, vera Farmiga
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Book Write-Up: Religion in the Secular City, by Harvey Cox
Harvey Cox. Religion in the Secular City: Toward a Postmodern Theology. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1984. In Religion in the Secular City, theologian Harvey Cox critiques modernity and reflects on the future of religion. He looks closely at religious … Continue reading
Book Write-Up: Can Evangelicals Learn from World Religions?, by Gerald R. McDermott
Gerald R. McDermott. Can Evangelicals Learn from World Religions?: Jesus, Revelation & Religious Traditions. Downers Grove: IVP Academic, 2000. I would like to thank Intervarsity Press for my review copy of this book. Can Evangelicals Learn from World Religions? Professor … Continue reading
