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Sometime after Paul had departed from the cities of Galatia, some other teachers arrived with a modified belief-system that inculcated adherence to the Judaic Law of the old covenant. It is difficult...

"The Epistle to the Hebrews has long suffered from anonymity. There is anonymity of both author and recipients because these details are not included in the text of the letter. Such anonymity makes...

A commentary on the final book of the New Testament, the Revelation of John. This volume is part of the Christocentric Commentary series published by CIY Publishing. The commentary is subtitled,...

"The superficiality of our culture has permeated the mind-set of the Western Church. The "cheap grace" that Bonhoeffer warned about has fostered an "easy-believism" that has allowed a superficial...

Jim Fowler explains that Christianity is not a book-religion, not a belief-system, not morality, not role-playing, not social problem-solving, not an ideological option, and not an ...ism, before...

Throughout Christian history Christians have had diverse attitudes about the remembrance and celebration of the advent of Jesus. Even today some Christians find great joy in celebrating Christmas and...

From the beginning of time mankind has asked such questions as: What is man? Who am I? Why do I exist? How am I supposed to function? These are basic questions that every person must answer in order...

Jim Fowler has cast the entire Christian message into a dramatic form with seven acts. Beginning in the inner sanctum of the loving interactions of Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the drama procedes to...

The extent and efficacy of the life and work of Jesus Christ is best viewed in the context of a balanced tension of a both/and dialectic between the objective-universal "all" of humanity at large and...

Christian teaching on the Trinity has been both confusing and controversial. This is partially due to early Christian thinkers developing their thought on the basis of Greek philosophy rather than on...

Just as every coin has two sides, every topic within Christian thought also has at least two contrasting perspectives. These contrasts form both/and dialectics necessitating a balanced tension of...

Early Christian writers used the Latin phrase, unio cum Christo, meaning "union with Christ." Although the New Testament does not use such a phrase, Paul does tell the Corinthians that "the one who...