December 2018
A sight for sore eyes
Our eyes are wonderful things! Each one is a slightly asymmetrical globe, about an inch in diameter. The front part…
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Our eyes are wonderful things! Each one is a slightly asymmetrical globe, about an inch in diameter. The front part…
Read moreChristianity is to affect the whole of life, and one of the great dangers Christians face is that of imbalance.…
My uncle David is the family historian. He has spent many hours researching the family tree and has discovered relatives…
Has there ever been a perfect human being? In spite of the praise and adoration we lavish on our heroes,…
The date is Monday 6 May 1619. The place is the ‘Great Church’ in the influential city of Dordrecht (or…
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Referring to ‘dying’ in the title of a book is perhaps off-putting to many readers. With a title such as Dying Well, you’re also not quite sure what aspects of death the book will address. However, it’s soon apparent that…
Until the publication of In the footsteps of King David, the prevailing approach to biblical archaeology has often been denial of the factuality of biblical texts. From 2007 to 2013, a team of archaeologists (led by the authors of this…
In this book, Professor Andrews (see article on page 3 of this ET issue) distils a lifetime of meditation on the titular question into 14 rich and readable chapters. He unpacks the issues behind what scholars have called ‘hard problems’…
Some readers may be familiar with Ian Hamilton’s earlier work, The Faith-Shaped Life — a series of 43 short pieces examining dimensions of our faith as believers in Jesus. The Gospel-Shaped Life follows the same pattern. It aims ‘to explore…
