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Recommended book · English Church historyBook review

The Ecclesiastical History of the English People

The Venerable Bede · Ecclesiastical and national history · 731

…iastical, regional, and political commitments; he is not a detached modern historian. His miracle accounts, speeches, chronology, judgments, and treatment of Roman and Celtic practices all require historical evaluation. Read him to understand both the events he records and the wo…

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Article · Christian HopeScientific review · Biblical exposition · Theological discernment · Pastoral reflection

Beyond the Tunnel of Light

Near-death experiences, neuroscience, and the authority of Christ

…llect remarkable accounts. Brooke examined the beliefs being carried back from the brink: claims about God, judgement, reincarnation, universal salvation, spirit guides and the meaning of death. That remains the right question. A testimony may be moving without being self-interpr…

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Article · Jesus ChristHistorical study · Apologetics · Comparative theology

Did Jesus Really Die?

The crucifixion in history, Scripture and the Qur'an

…. The existence of an early denial does not make the evidence evenly balanced. Historical claims are not counted like votes. We must ask which account is earlier, better connected to the named people and places, multiply attested and capable of explaining the rise of the movement…

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Article · Biblical InterpretationBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Historical theology

He Who Has Believed Has Eaten

Does John 6 teach the literal eating of Christ's body?

…dern Protestant invention devised to escape an otherwise obvious Roman reading. What Rome claims—and what this article does not claim Fairness requires an important distinction. Roman Catholic theology does not teach that the communicant tears pieces from Christ’s visible body as…

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Article · Jesus ChristBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Comparative theology

Not Just a Prophet

The divine identity of Jesus across the Gospels

…oundary around that honour. Jesus is a messenger and servant of God, not God the Son. His miracles are signs granted by God, not evidence that He shares God's identity. He must not be worshipped, and the Christian confession of His deity is treated as a corruption of true monothe…

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Article · Comparative ReligionHistorical study · Apologetics · Comparative theology · Biblical discernment

Revelation or Reception?

Sources behind Qur’anic narratives

…into it and it is a bird, by Allah’s leave” (Surah 3:49, Pickthall). Surah 5 repeats the miracle: “And how thou didst shape of clay as it were the likeness of a bird by My permission, and didst blow upon it and it was a bird by My permission” (Surah 5:110, Pickthall). The canoni…

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Article · Comparative ReligionApologetics · Comparative theology · Biblical exposition · Theological reflection

The Sum of These Things

Christianity, Islam and the verdict of the evidence

…e. We have tested the transmission of the Bible, the missing Islamic Injeel, the Qur’an’s miracle claim, alleged prophecies of Muhammad, the covenant line through Isaac, Daniel’s cut-off Messiah and the Qur’an’s relationship to the religious stories of late antiquity. The individ…

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