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Como falar em nome de nosso Senhor de modo a fazer justiça a maravilha da pessoa de Deus, a profundidade da boa-nova que ele nos confiou, a astuta resistencia humana, assim como aos amplos desafios do mundo de hoje e as perspectivas inescrutaveis do amanh?Conversa de Tolos "e uma exposiço franca da logica e da retorica inerentes a persuaso, demostrando como os ouvintes so levados da duvida e da incredulidade a convicço da verdade da fe crist. O foco de Os Guinness no esta apenas na natureza do argumento eficaz, mas no carater, na etica e na fe do apologeta. Intelectualmente profundo e extremamente pratico. Gostei muito do livro. Voce tambem gostara" (James W. Sire)."Diferente da maioria dos livros sobre apologetica, ele fala da verdadeira dinamica entre a conversa e a persuaso alem de oferecer uma gama excepcionalmente abrangente de argumentos e recursos uteis e acessiveis para a verdade do cristianismo. Recomendo fortemente" (Tim Keller).

Nestes estudos expositivos sobre o livro de Êxodo, Philip Graham Ryken explora a história da fuga de Israel do Egito para o conhecimento do caráter e instrução de Deus para seus seguidores. Teologica

Em Raízes da Cultura Ocidental, Herman Dooyeweerd apresenta uma cuidadosa avaliação das forças motrizes religiosas mais profundas por trás de todo o desenvolvimento cultural e espiritual do Ocidente.

Nestes estudos expositivos sobre o livro de Êxodo, Philip Graham Ryken explora a história da fuga de Israel do Egito para o conhecimento do caráter e instrução de Deus para seus seguidores. Teologica

Esdras e Neemias contam uma história vital de uma comunidade reavivada e restaurada pela graça de Deus por meio de indivíduos talentosos – preparando o caminho para a vinda do Messias. Em seu comentá

A presente obra tem o mérito de apresentar a espiritualidade cristã enquanto busca da santidade como processo de abertura progressiva à ação de Deus e reconfiguração da vida humana à sua plenitude: a

O livro A justiça em Mateus: exegese e teologia, de Arthur Francisco Juliatti Dos Santos, é resultado de uma pesquisa oriunda da dissertação e da tese do autor, que analisa o termo justiça presente n

Neste livro, o autor Paulo César Nodari nos apresenta cinco ensaios com reflexões sobre grandes desafios éticos e políticos de nosso tempo, motivadas, especialmente, pelas cartas encíclicas Laudato S

Este volume se dedica à grande esperança suscitada pela chamada renovação no Espírito. Que promessas e questionamentos são suscitados por tal movimento? O que há de positivo na renovação carismática

Este volume tem em vista o diálogo entre a ortodoxia oriental e o catolicismo romano. Há, de ambas as partes, sérios problemas teológicos que dizem respeito aos capítulos essenciais da fé cristã. Nas

"Esta é uma coleção das mensagens pregadas na conferência de teologia do Puritan Seminary em agosto de 2012. Ao contrário de muitas antologias, esta é uma joia. Você encontrará aqui uma série de tópi

A providencia secreta de Deus (1558) foi a terceira resposta de Joo Calvino a escritos que tomou como sendo de um conterraneo frances, Sebastian Castellio (1515-1563). Calvino prefacia essa defesa de seu ponto de vista quanto a providencia divina exibindo o material de Castellio em forma de catorze artigos ostensivamente extraidos dos escritos do reformador, com comentarios anexados a cada um."A robusta defesa que Calvino faz da direço providente de Deus na Historia e um lembrete excelente da preocupaço vital e do desejo do reformador frances de ser rigorosamente biblico, e, desse modo, glorificar a Deus. Eis um padro de metodo e de reflexo teologicos verdadeiramente digno de emulaço." (Michael A. G. Haykin, professor de Historia Eclesiastica Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)"O tratado de Calvino a respeito da providencia secreta de Deus mostra o reformador em sua forma teologicamente melhor e polemicamente mais aguçada. Como Lutero havia feito, ele demonstra por que a doutrina da soberania divina se encontra no coraço da Reforma, e por que ela e de tanta importancia doutrinaria, pastoral e eclesiastica. E de esperar que esta ediço apresente a uma nova geraço o pensamento de Calvino a respeito desse tema vital." (Carl R. Trueman, Deo Academico e vice-Reitor Westminster Theological Seminary)

As meditações deste Pão Diário — Mulheres trazem orientações da Palavra de Deus como fonte perene de encorajamento, fé, esperança e refúgio em tempos de aflição. As autoras se empenharam em escrever

Dia a dia com Moody vem agregar a série Dia a dia uma visão evangelista, que busca a salvação e vida eterna para todos aqueles que crerem em Cristo Jesus. Elaboradas a partir de trechos de obras orig

Este pequeno devocionário dedicado a São Judas Tadeu contém uma novena e várias orações, com as quais os devotos podem pedir a intercessão do fiel Apóstolo do Senhor e santo das causas perdidas. Seu

In "Westminster Sermons with a Preface," Charles Kingsley presents a collection of sermons that reflect his deep-seated convictions about faith, morality, and social justice. Written in the mid-19th century, Kingsleys prose demonstrates a blend of poetic language and fervent oratory, aiming to engage both the intellect and the emotions of his audience. The sermons explore themes of resurrection, the nature of Christ, and the vital interplay between religion and everyday life, all within the context of a rapidly industrializing society, thereby situating Kingsley within the broader Victorian literary and theological landscape, where religion was often contested and redefined. Charles Kingsley (1819-1875), a noted cleric, historian, and novelist, was significantly influenced by the social changes of his time, particularly those arising from the Industrial Revolution. His commitment to social reform, evident in his advocacy for the working class and critique of social injustices, informed his theological perspectives. Kingsleys diverse careeras a parish priest and author of childrens literaturereflects an author dedicated to bridging the divide between artistic expression and moral guidance, seeking to inspire transformation through faith. "Westminster Sermons with a Preface" is not just a collection of religious discourse; it is an urgent call for introspection and action that resonates with contemporary and timeless issues alike. Readers seeking insight into the intersection of faith and social responsibility, as well as those interested in Victorian attitudes toward morality, will find this volume both enlightening and compelling.

In "The Gay Gnani of Gingalee; or, Discords of Devolution," Florence Huntley presents a richly woven narrative that marries satire with philosophical inquiry. Set in a fantastical land, the novel unfurls the discordant relationships between socio-political structures and evolutionary themes. Employing a blend of humor and lyrical prose, Huntley deftly explores complex ideas surrounding identity and transformation, reflecting the upheavals of her contemporary society. The works underlying critique of Victorian norms and its engagement with the burgeoning discourse on evolution situates it within a broader literary context that contests established paradigms. Florence Huntley, an early female writer and a keen observer of social dynamics, drew upon her extensive experiences and intellectual interests to craft this audacious tale. As a participant in the late 19th-century literary movement, Huntleys background in philosophy and her engagement with various progressive ideas allowed her to approach themes of devolution and societal discord with nuanced perspectives. The authors ability to blend whimsy with serious inquiry makes her narrative both thought-provoking and entertaining. For readers who appreciate imaginative storytelling that tackles profound questions of existence, Huntleys work stands as a compelling addition to the canon of speculative literature. "The Gay Gnani of Gingalee" invites its audience to venture into a world that mirrors our own complexities, challenging them to reflect on the nature of change, identity, and the ever-evolving human condition.

In "The Ascent of the Soul," Amory H. Bradford embarks on a profound exploration of spiritual growth and transcendence. The book is a rich tapestry of narrative and philosophical inquiry, weaving together themes of self-discovery, moral evolution, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Bradfords lyrical prose and contemplative style invite readers to reflect deeply on their own spiritual journeys, drawing on a diverse array of literary references and historical insights that enhance the reading experience. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century thought, the work resonates with contemporary discussions on spirituality and personal development, making it both timely and timeless. Amory H. Bradford, known for his insightful essays and profound reflections on the human condition, draws from his own rich tapestry of experiences in religion and philosophy. His academic background and personal struggles with faith have uniquely positioned him to tackle the intricacies of the souls ascent. Bradfords commitment to understanding the deeper currents of existence enriches his writing, bringing authenticity and urgency to his exploration of spiritual themes. I wholeheartedly recommend "The Ascent of the Soul" to any reader eager to embark on a journey of introspection and enlightenment. Whether you are a seeker of spiritual truths or simply in search of thought-provoking literature, Bradfords compelling narrative will inspire you to delve into the depths of your own soul, encouraging sustained reflection and growth.

In "Gloria Crucis: Addresses Delivered in Lichfield Cathedral Holy Week and Good Friday, 1907," J. H. Beibitz weaves a profound tapestry of theological insight and spiritual reflection during a time marked by the gravitas of Holy Week. Utilizing an eloquent and lyrical style, Beibitzs addresses transcend mere sermonizing, offering a contemplative exploration of Christs passion that resonates with the literary context of early 20th-century Anglican thought. His oratory is rich with biblical allusions and historical context, inviting congregants and readers alike to engage deeply with the themes of sacrifice, redemption, and hope inherent in the Easter narrative. J. H. Beibitz was a notable figure within the Anglican tradition, whose pastoral responsibilities and theological education undoubtedly influenced his ability to articulate complex religious concepts with clarity and compassion. His experiences within the liturgical calendar, particularly the solemnity of Holy Week, equipped him with the perspective to address contemporary spiritual needs through the lens of tradition, situating his work within a growing movement of reflection on faith in the modern era. "Gloria Crucis" is recommended for theologians, clergy, and laypersons seeking an enriching meditation on the significance of the Easter story. Beibitzs addresses serve not only as powerful sermons but as timeless reflections that invite readers to revisit their understanding of faith and sacrifice, making this work a valuable addition to the libraries of those interested in deepening their spiritual lives.

In "Two Christmas Celebrations," Theodore Parker delves into the rich tapestry of Christian traditions, juxtaposing the solemnity of Christmas with the secular joy that accompanies the holiday season. Parkers literary style is characterized by eloquent prose fused with profound theological insights, reflecting the transcendentalist movement of the 19th century. The text weaves together historical anecdotes, personal reflections, and sociocultural observations, encouraging readers to contemplate the deeper meaning of Christmas beyond its commercial aspects. Parkers dual examination of Christmas invites readers to engage with spirituality amidst the festivities, fostering a nuanced appreciation of both foundational Christian principles and emerging secular values. Theodore Parker, a prominent Unitarian minister, abolitionist, and transcendentalist, was often regarded as a radical thinker of his time. His deeply held beliefs in social justice and moral integrity, particularly pertaining to issues of equality and human rights, undoubtedly influenced his contemplations on Christmas, a holy season that embodies compassion and goodwill. Parkers commitment to reformative ideals, along with his eloquent oratory, echoes throughout this work as he seeks to inspire introspection and ethical living through celebration. I recommend "Two Christmas Celebrations" to readers seeking a thoughtful exploration of the Christmas season that transcends mere sentimentality. Parkers compelling prose and philosophical reflections offer invaluable insights for both believers and secularists alike, encouraging a more profound engagement with the themes of joy, altruism, and spiritual awakening as we navigate the complexities of contemporary celebrations.