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Solomon, being a wise king and the author-cum-collector of the proverbs from the ancient world of the Near East, reveals the lasciviousness and filthy trail of fornication of the human heart and counteracts the…
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The latter half of the 20th century introduces “The New Age Movement,” claiming to be a non-religious movement. In the gradual shift of Christianity…
The Gospel of Luke is unique or different from the other two synoptic gospels. He is the only non-Jew writer in the New Testament.…
INTRODUCTION The term, ‘Yoga’ has become a favored merch in the health and wellness marketplace. In recent years, many metropolises in the United States…
As the world is progressing in this millennium, the words of German Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche—“God is dead”—are still echoing louder than ever before in…
Finally, Neff demonstrates how Stanley Grenz, evangelical Baptist theologian, presents his apologia – what Christians really believe and why – to today’s youth. Grenz…
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Zarathustra Shrugged—What Apologetics should Look Like in a Skeptical Age Andy Crouch’s essay entitled “Zarathustra Shrugged: What Apologetics should look like in a skeptical…
[I was assigned to write an exegetical paper on any of the passage from the Old Testament in the Winter Semester in 2008. Here,…
Was the Tomb Really Empty? In his essay “Was the Tomb Really Empty?” Robert H. Stein believes that Christianity without the resurrection of Jesus…
