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Fireside chat
I am not a teacher. I have no aspirations to be a teacher, elder, leader, deacon, Bible study ‘group leader’, or anything like that. Truth is according to Scripture principles – I am not qualified to take up any of … Continue reading
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Tagged Author motivation, Being an author, Beliefs, Christian life, Christianity, Fellowship, religion, studies, Teaching, Writing
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Why I write my Christian books
Most of the books that I have written over the last five or six years have a Christian theme and constitute my personal study, research and projects in the sense that my motivation for writing them came from questions that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christian life, Christianity, Motives for study, Questions about Christianity, Research, studies, Teaching, Theology, Writing
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Scripture Authority
The authority of Scripture and its suitability for use as a rule of faith and behaviour is constantly challenged by those who are outside of the Judeo-Christian faith. It should be no surprise that Christians also sometimes wrestle with this … Continue reading
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Tagged Apocrypha, Authority, Bible, Canon, Christianity, religion, Rule of faith, Scripture, Teaching, Tradition, Truth
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