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Contending for the Truth
is an example of the practical application of the theory laid out in
Theology and Apologetics: An Examination of How and Where They Intersect
"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." - Psalm 119:105
Dive into the complex and sometimes dangerous waters of Christian doctrine.
deals with many of the doctrines that are either highly debated or are commonly held beliefs that do not hold up to scrutiny.
In this book, theology meets apologetics as 13 contentious topics are dissected to discover what Scripture says about them. But be warned! The truth may come as a shock to those who are unprepared. Are you ready to be challenged in your faith? In
, you will find answers to questions like:
Is religious freedom a good thing?
Is the Bible truly inerrant?
Is the moral argument worth having in our apologetics repertoire?
Who are the sons of God in Genesis 6?
Is biblical revelation an effective method for determining the origins of the universe?
Contents
Introduction
Why God?
The Moral Argument
Truth
The Inerrancy of Scripture
Gnosticism: A Biblical and Historical Response
Biblical Forgiveness
Biblical Church Discipline
Is Christianity a Religion or a Relationship?
Religious Freedom
Scientific Naturalism v Creationism
Young Earth v Old Earth Creationism
Sons of God
The Doctrine of Election
A Brief Call to Action
Also by L. J. Anderson
Bibliography