You Can Give An Answer
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Many non-Christians often refuse to give the Christian faith an honest hearing because of the mistaken conviction that to become a Christian is to commit intellectual suicide. For them, Christianity is something akin to old-fashioned superstition and fantasy, whereas they live in the realm of the "real world" which "deals with reason, evidence, and cold hard facts." In the face of this, Dr. Hein demonstrates that the Good News of salvation through Christ is the only answer, not just because it works, but because it is true.
Many non-Christians often refuse to give the Christian faith an honest hearing because of the mistaken conviction that to become a Christian is to commit intellectual suicide. For them, Christianity is something akin to old-fashioned superstition and fantasy, whereas they live in the realm of the "real world" which "deals with reason, evidence, and cold hard facts." In the face of this, Dr. Hein demonstrates that the Good News of salvation through Christ is the only answer, not just because it works, but because it is true.
Dr. Steven A. Hein currently serves as Director of Concordia Institute for Christian Studies, an organization that offers auxiliary educational services to Lutheran congregations and church gatherings across the country. He also serves as associate pastor at Shepherd of the Springs Lutheran Church and affiliate professor of Theology and Ethics at Colorado Christian University. He has previously served for over two decades as a professor of Theology at Concordia University, River Forest.His special areas of interest focus on classical Christian education, and the shape and challenges of faith-life and vocation in the Church and the world.
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| Subjects | REL082000, REL067000 |
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