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Sunday Praise: "Great Reward" by Tim Timmons

Posted by Chase on January 18, 2015

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Free Apologetics E-Book Library

Welcome to the Truthbomb Apologetics Free Online E-book Library. From time to time, while researching a given topic, we run across a free e-book online. I decided to put them all together into one collection. I will be adding to it as I find other books. If you know of a free e-book, that would go nicely in the collection, please share it with us. I hope you find these books helpful in your search for truth; and hey, they are free! I love free books! Apologetics Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock: What to Say Jehovah Witnesses When They Knock on your Door by Mike Licona Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock: What to Say to Mormons When They Knock on Your Door by Mike Licona Beyond the Bounds: Open Theism and the Undermining of Biblical Christianity edited by John Piper, Justin Taylor, and Paul Kjoss Helseth [PDF] Confessions by St. Augustine [PDF] C.S. Lewis- A Profile in Faith [PDF] Curse of Cain? Racism in the Mormon Church by Jerald and Sandra Tanner ...

Featured Article: Do Objective Moral Values Exist? by Neil Shenvi

Do objective moral values really exist? In this featured article , apologist Neil Shenvi argues that objective moral values do indeed exist. The article addresses the following: 1. What are "objective moral values?" 2. Evidence that objective moral values exist 3. Do moral relativists really exist? 4. Why are we moral relativists? I highly recommend this excellent article found here . For more articles and resources from Mr. Shenvi, see here . Courage and Godspeed, Chad [HT: Wintery Knight ]

S.T.O.P. to Discover the Meaning of a Biblical Text

In Frank Turek's latest book, Stealing from God , he suggests using the acronym S.T.O.P. to discover the meaning of any given biblical text. It is as follows: S -Situation? What's the historical situation? What do you need to know about the people and events in the story? What's the larger context? T -Type? What's the type of literature? Is it historical narrative? Poetry? Prophecy? Law? Wisdom? Epistle? What literary devices are being used: Hyperbole? Parable? Metaphor? Apocalyptic Imagery? O -Object? Who is the object of the text? Everyone? Specific people? Ancient Israel? Is it the Old or New Covenant? P -Prescription? Is this passage prescriptive for us today or merely descriptive of an historical event?1 I freely concede that the Bible is a complex book full of various types of literature; however, it seems that many times otherwise intelligent people ...

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