Douglas D. Webster
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“A High View of Scripture?: The Authority of the Bible and the Formation of the New Testament Canon” by Craig Allert
Craig Allert chairs the Religious Studies Department at Trinity Western University in Langley, British Columbia. His area of expertise is patristics and most of his published work focuses on issues related to biblical authority and evangelical doctrines of Scripture. In Allert’s latest work, he seeks to investigate “the implications of the formation of the New […]
“Reconciliation Blues: A Black Evangelical’s Inside View of White Christianity” by Edward Gilbreath
Reconciliation Blues is an autobiographical look into the state of racial reconciliation in American Christianity. For over a decade, journalist Edward Gilbreath interviewed many of the key leaders in racial reconciliation. In his latest book he turns the art of interviewing upon himself. The outcome is a compelling personal look at the way evangelicals thoughtlessly […]
“The Mosaic of Christian Belief: Twenty Centuries of Unity and Diversity” by Roger E. Olson
Baylor University professor of theology Roger Olson succeeds in providing “a very basic, relatively comprehensive, nontechnical, nonspeculative one-volume introduction to Christian belief.” Anyone who is looking for a defense of his or her own particular theological tradition or narrow slice of Christian thinking will be dissatisfied with Olson’s “mediating theological perspective.” But those who are […]
