Archive Spotlight – October 15, 2021

FROM EVERY PEOPLE AND NATION: A BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF RACE, by J. Daniel Hays

  A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance   About the Author Daniel Hays is Dean of the Pruet School of Christian Studies and Professor of Biblical Studies, Ouachita Baptist University, Arkansas. He is the co-author of Grasping…

Review of WRESTLING THE ANGEL: THE FOUNDATIONS OF MORMON THOUGHT: COSMOS, GOD, HUMANITY

Reviewed by Kyle R. Beshears Wrestling the Angel: The Foundations of Mormon Thought by Terryl L. Givens is the first of two volumes that explore the historical development and contemporary status of Mormon belief and practice. Despite the author’s preface…

Interview with Larry W. Hurtado, author of DESTROYER OF THE GODS: EARLY CHRISTIAN DISTINCTIVENESS IN THE ROMAN WORLD

  If you think Christians seem odd in today’s world, how do you think they seemed to the world in which Christianity was born? Just how was it different, you ask? And if so different from the world around it,…

EVANGELICAL FEMINISM: A NEW PATH TO LIBERALISM? by Wayne Grudem

Does evangelical feminism or egalitarianism naturally lead to theological liberalism? You may like to think not, but after reading Wayne Grudem – who surveys the kinds of ways evangelical feminists must treat the Bible – you may have to change…

WHEN SANTA LEARNED THE GOSPEL, by Simon Camilleri

A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Kristin Stiles   Let me be frank. Those Christmas cards that depict Santa kneeling at the manger make me cringe. There’s something about blending the icon of the secular, materialistic holiday…