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Reading the Margins – 1.8.2016

January 8, 2016January 9, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments abortion, Ekemini Uwan, islam, Larycia Hawkins, medical ethics, ministry, one-child policy, pro-life, russell moore, trevin wax, wheaton, writing

What we saw or read this week: Ekemini Uwan’s new website, what Russell Moore has learned in 20 years of ministry, and why we need good writing.

Reading the Margins

Reading the Margins – 12.18.2015

December 18, 2015January 9, 2016 Mark Jeong 0 Comments islam, jeremy lin, prayer, star wars, wheaton

What we saw or read this week: Jeremy Lin grapples with teenage experience of academic pressure, the debate over Larycia Hawkins, and the worldview of Star Wars.

Current Events Theology & Scripture

What Does Christianity Have to Say about Islam?

December 7, 2015April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 0 Comments islam, religion, san bernardino, theology of religions

Are self-identified Islamic terrorists truly Muslims? What does Scripture say, and why does the answer to this question matter?

Theology & Scripture

A Cure for Fundamentalism(s)

November 30, 2015April 26, 2017 Andrew Ong 7 Comments christian, common grace, fundamentalism, islam, militant, pluralism, secular, worldview

Only the Reformed doctrine of common grace will allow Christians to uphold their absolute convictions, while engaging with the “Other.”

Church & Ministry

Christian Unity in Communion

September 29, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 1 Comment christian unity, communion, diversity, eucharist, hajj, islam

Sometimes, the church can seem so divided. Communion, however, is one thing that can unite Christians together.