The Castle Church Door

Available here.This little book--172 pages including epilogue, glossary, appendices, and notes--makes for a great weekend read.A Christian historian, the prolific Nichols discusses how the doctrine of Christ came about in the early church. What could be a boring presentation of those events is presented in a lively, engaging way. Nichols clearly has a heart and a passion for this period (the development of the doctrine of Christ) in ...

Peter Jones, expert on gnosticism and paganism, member of my church, and one time friend of John Lennon (!), has reviewed Viola and Barna's new book, Pagan Christianity.

Avaliable here.(Copied from my goodreads entry)As the goodreads blurb states, Cartledge is one of the leading experts on ancient Greece. He provides an accessible, not-to-anachronistic biography of one of history's most interesting men. I don't know what the other reviewers are referring to. This book was meant to be an introduction to Alexander the Great. So, of course it's not a detailed discussion. Finishing this book will make ...

Paradox in Christian Theology:An Analysis of Its Presence, Character and Epistemic Status-Reviewed by Paul Manata-Available here.Introduction To A Mystery NovelWhat would you say of a book that makes it part of its aim to establish that certain essential Christian doctrines (say, the doctrine of the Trinity and the doctrine of the Incarnation) present the appearance of logical contradiction? What would you think of a book that argues that ...