- Editor’s Note - Why We Celebrate? by Jordan Monge '12 - Opinions - Out of This World. Right Here. by Jihye Choi '14 - Features - Death's Last Supper by Michael Legaspi Salvation from What? Penal Substitution vs. Christus Victor Models by Nikhil Mathews '08 He is Risen: A De
06.22.2011| Featured, Volume 7, Issue 2 | admin
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- Editor’s Note - Do Everything by Jordan Monge '12 - Opinions - Christian Politics of Discourse by Christopher Hopper '13 - Features - Shaking Hands with the Devil by Richard Millett '60 Dialogue with the Devil by Gleb Sidorkin - Biblical Exposition - Rethinking Paul on M
02.26.2011| Volume 7, Issue 1 | admin
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Click image above for a PDF. - Editor's Note - God and Politics by Cameron D. Kirk-Giannini '11 - Opinions - The Lost Virtue in a Land of Politics by Jordan A. Monge '12 The Crumbling of the Protestant Work Ethic: One Nation, Under God? by Roshni Patel '13 Suspense and Substan
01.19.2011| Volume 6, Issue 2 | admin
No CommentsSince the 17th century, classical theism has been seen as the mainstream doctrine of God in the Christian scholarly tradition. John W. Cooper describes the God of classical theism in his book, Panentheism: The Other God of the Philosophers: “In brief, classical theism asserts that God is transcend
06.13.2010| Opinions, Volume 6, Issue 1 | Ruirui Kuang
No CommentsChristianity is marked by the boldness of thousands throughout history. The Apostle Peter preached before men of every nation on the day of Pentecost, bringing three thousand men to Christ and sowing the seeds of the gospel all across the Middle East. Martin Luther nailed the Ninety-Five Theses
06.13.2010| Opinions, Volume 6, Issue 1 | Tony Shen
No CommentsAt first Harold Kushner could not find a publisher. Initially, the publishing establishment in New York did not think there would be a market for When Bad Things Happen to Good People. They were wrong. Since its first printing, Kushner’s book has sold over four million copies worldwide. It
06.13.2010| Opinions, Volume 6, Issue 1 | Rev. Jonathan Page
1 CommentWho loves the warthog? Who threw up a fence To guard that frame, that face? I found him near “Exotic Birds,” Electrifying, base — Prodigal son, whose well-stocked pen &n
06.13.2010| Fiction and Poetry, Volume 6, Issue 1 | Patrick Spence
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