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Understanding the Alt-Right

by Kevin Bauder | Aug 17, 2017 | America, Anthropology, Apologetics, Politics, Social Issues

Confused about the Alt-Right? Wonder how it’s different from conservatism? Here’s an explanation by Joe Carter for the Acton Institute: “5 Facts about the Alt-Right.” It’s the best short explanation I’ve seen.

Richard Phillips on the Slippery Slope into Religious Liberalism

by Kevin Bauder | Aug 10, 2017 | Apologetics, Evangelicalism, Liberalism

He’s not a fundamentalist. But He almost sounds like one. What is the slippery slope? It is the unstoppable descent into liberalism and unbelief that begins when the authority of Scripture is compromised out of cultural accommodation. The slope is slippery...

Al Mohler on Eugene Peterson

by Kevin Bauder | Jul 25, 2017 | Anthropology, Apologetics, Argumentation and Debate, Culture, Liberalism, Pastoral Theology, Politics, Social Issues, Theological News

As usual, what Mohler writes is worth reading. His purpose is not to trounce Peterson. In fact, he incorporates a definite pastoral twist. . . . [Y]ou had better have your answer ready. Evasive, wandering, and inconclusive answers will be seen for what they are. Those...

The Closing of the Muslim Mind

by Kevin Bauder | Jul 19, 2017 | Apologetics, History, Islam, Reviews

Joel Zartman reviews the book by Robert R. Reilly. The discussion ranges from Al Ghazali’s Incoherence of the Philosophers to Christian Presuppositionalism.

Michael Kruger Challenges False Claims about Early Christianity

by Kevin Bauder | Jul 13, 2017 | Apologetics, Biblical Studies, Bibliology, Christology, Church History, New Testament

Labeling these claims as “fake news,” the president of Reformed Theological Seminary explains why certain popular beliefs about early Christianity are false. Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene. The divinity of Jesus was not decided until the council of...

Dorothy Sayers, The Mind of the Maker

by Kevin Bauder | Jan 6, 2017 | Anthropology, Apologetics, Argumentation and Debate, Art and Literature, Christianity, Culture, Library, Library Tips, Resources, Theology

The Kindle version is on sale at Amazon to day for $1.99.
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