A Sinful Alliance

Satanic Alliances

Existence of God didn't seem impossible to Bruce. After all, the universe exists, and something had to create it. All of the scientific theories that Bruce learned about the beginning of time, space, matter, and energy basically said that it just happened and perhaps cyclically repeated the process. He thought there was a critical piece missing because, according to his understanding, scientific principle requires a cause for every effect. But what was the cause? God seemed like a possible explanation. Did God exist or not? Without sound evidence, agnosticism persisted. Much of what Bruce heard about Christianity and the Bible seemed like nonsense. If that were the case, the Bible and Christianity could not be based on a real God. In a discussion with his wife-to-be, he was challenged to show her any nonsense in the Bible. What could be easier than that? Just find those nonsensical writings and be done with it. But what he found, no matter how diligently he searched, was that the nonsense was a misrepresentation of Scripture. Based on overwhelming evidence from Scripture and science, Bruce became convinced that the Bible is indeed the inspired Word of God. This book is a presentation of many of the interesting things he discovered as he continued his search for the truth. Both Christians and nonbelievers will find it eye-opening.

Thy name is truth [by F. Gallaher].

Major Themes in the Reformed Tradition

A compilation of thirty-seven essays outlining and exemplifying Reformed views on the major Christian doctrines and practices. As editor Donald McKim notes, this volume constitutes the "only substantial theological reference tool for studying the major emphases of Reformed theology."