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"The Bible is a dead book; a book not to be trusted simply because you cannot tell how much is the word of the Church (i.e., political) and how much is the word of Christ (i.e., spiritual). But the Bible is a studiable book." When I wrote these words in May 1984, I had absolutely no intention of becoming a Christian. Why would I want to become a Christian? Basically, I felt sorry for Christians. They were the ones who had to have something to believe in because they couldn’t really cope with life - or because they had blindly believed in…
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Vérité et pluralisme, Croyances du monde, Médias et technologie, Mission urbaine, Témoignage personnel, Liberté religieuse
Groups: Apologetics, Cape Town 2010 Congress Participants, European Christian Leaders, Lausanne Blogger Network, Missions Issues Discussion for Cape Town 2010, Reformed Theologians at Cape Town, Student Ministry
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Hudson Taylor on bringing our needs to God AloneWhen we read biographies of some of the Christian leaders of the 19th Century there is a common feature which immediately strikes…
Global Mission and Cultural Transformation - William Carey Michael Ramsden's message to Cape Town church now available Souls come to Christ in Cape Town! Experience a Cape Town Church - with Michael Ramsden! Howell Harris and the Birth of Modern Evangelism - one way of responding to Menna Machreth Jones A 21st Century Reformation of Supernatural Power: a response to Hwa Yung How Bible Translation Can Protect Indigenous Languages - William Carey in India Urban Mission and Reconciliation – Jubilee Community Church, Cape Town
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