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4 reviews

DAW (Donald A. Wollheim), 2003

Excellent anthology
The premise of this short story collection is quite simple yet very clever. These tales focus on employment in outer space in the distant future when the solar system and beyond are settled and are short hops away. The fourteen tales that make up this anthology are fun to follow as the audience, for the most part, will believe in the various worlds, species, and especially the assorted jobs. ...

Crossing the Line : Canadian Mysteries With a Fantastic Twist

Pottersfield Press, 1999

A diverse and surprising collection of crime fiction stories with elements of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Writers include: Spider Robinson,, Terence Green, Tanya Huff, Andrew Weiner, and more.

Reinventing Jesus

37 reviews
J. Ed Komoszewski, M. James Sawyer, ...

Kregel Publications, 2006

Carefully researched and masterfully argued
The authours of "Reinventing Jesus" have done a masterful job of writing an in-depth, scholarly book adressing the critical questions of the historicity and cononization of scripture. The thing that sets this book apart from many others is that it is readable and easy to understand for the non-academic reader. It lays open the wealth of evidence that shows how weak the are the assumptions of the ...

Taxonomic Charts of Theology and Biblical Studies

6 reviews
M. James Sawyer

Zondervan, 1999

Quality Remains High
In the same vein as all the "charts" in this series, this volume keeps up the fine quality, ease of use, accuracy, and exceptional applicability. This is the kind of material that a student in theology, religion, or academia would find helpful; with this also being true for the seasoned pastor or instructor.

Who's Afraid of the Holy Spirit?

7 reviews

Biblical Studies Press, 2005

An Excellent Treatise on the Holy Spirit . . .
This book is highly recommended for the seminarian, scholar or lay-person who seeks to understand the role of the Holy Spirit in the everyday life of a believer. While the book is written from a cessationist standpoint, the contributors argue that the third person of the Trinity is indispensible for the proper study of the Bible, for a right understanding of our emotions, for authentic worship in ...

Survivor's Guide to Theology, The

13 reviews
M. James Sawyer

Zondervan, 2002

Take the next step in theological inquiry...
When conservative Christians theologize, the words used to describe God are often unfamiliar (lots of "omni-'" and "-ological" words) and the tone can be smug. Then, if the listener is knowledgeable enough to challenge the speaker with the insights of post-modernism, or Thomas Kuhn's thoughts on scientific paradigms, or Karl Barth's beliefs about the nature of the Word of God, the conversation ...