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What Is Christianity? warfare it also opens up a

What Is Christianity? warfare it also opens up aIn this book, Dutch theologian Herman Bavinck (1854 1921) provides a historical sketch on the nature of Christianity and the unifying power of Christ. He proceeds from unity to diversity on where the Christian church agrees to the areas where it differs. It is apologetic and evangelistic, ecumenical and Reformed, and historical and theological in scope. In this succinct book, Bavinck traces the history of Christian doctrine and life, distinguishing

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it also opens up a new world by its well placed signposts to the riches of the past

A useful tool for pastors

Seeing him in and through this Old Testament book enables us to see him with fresh color and texture

And when that happens

he encourages readers to open themselves to all forms of love--the key to understanding that brings us closer to God

What Is Christianity? warfare it also opens up aIn this book, Dutch theologian Herman Bavinck (1854 1921) provides a historical sketch on the nature of Christianity and the unifying power of Christ. He proceeds from unity to diversity on where the Christian church agrees to the areas where it differs. It is apologetic and evangelistic, ecumenical and Reformed, and historical and theological in scope. In this succinct book, Bavinck traces the history of Christian doctrine and life, distinguishing

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