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- Author: Dorsett D Smith
- Publisher: Dorsett D Smith MD
- ISBN-10: 1952648548
- ISBN-13: 9781952648540
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 2.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Biblical truth is absolute truth and offends postmodernists who reject absolutes. If scripture is not true then Christianity is a figment of man's imagination. The claim that biblical truth is the only truth, since Jesus is the Truth, is non-negotiable and under heavy assault in Western Culture. This book is an uncompromising attempt to call the "Almost a Christian" to repentance as well as to expose error by referencing scripture as well as the works of the great reformers such as Augustine, Luther, and Calvin and modern biblical scholars. The book focuses on some of the basic issues that challenge "Almost Christians". The biblical and prophetic call from Jeremiah remains: "To root out and pull down, to destroy and throw down, to build and plant."( Jer 1:10) It is a call to return to Biblical Christianity. The book is meant to be stimulating and challenging and to be read slowly and thoughtfully.
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- Author: Dorsett D Smith
- Publisher: Dorsett D Smith MD
- ISBN-10: 1952648548
- ISBN-13: 9781952648540
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 2.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Biblical truth is absolute truth and offends postmodernists who reject absolutes. If scripture is not true then Christianity is a figment of man's imagination. The claim that biblical truth is the only truth, since Jesus is the Truth, is non-negotiable and under heavy assault in Western Culture. This book is an uncompromising attempt to call the "Almost a Christian" to repentance as well as to expose error by referencing scripture as well as the works of the great reformers such as Augustine, Luther, and Calvin and modern biblical scholars. The book focuses on some of the basic issues that challenge "Almost Christians". The biblical and prophetic call from Jeremiah remains: "To root out and pull down, to destroy and throw down, to build and plant."( Jer 1:10) It is a call to return to Biblical Christianity. The book is meant to be stimulating and challenging and to be read slowly and thoughtfully.
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