Valiant for Truth - Christianity and Culture

How do you define the Christian faith? For nearly two millennia (ok, closer to 1800 years, but then I'm horrible at math) the post-apostolic church has defined the Christian faith by a series of doctrinal beliefs which were set down in the famous Apostles' Creed. It was so named, not because the apostles wrote it but because it summarized their teaching.

Business As Mission (hereafter, BAM) is a growing mission strategy, especially in countries closed to traditional missions.

There have recently been a number of Reformed converts to Roman Catholicism and Taylor Marshall is among their number.  Mr. Marshall and a number of other converts at www.calledtocommunion.com offered to pay for the book to be given to Reformed seminarians who wrote in.

In Politics According to the Bible:  A Comprehensive Resource for Understanding Modern Political Issues in Light of Scripture, Wayne Grudem attempts to provide exactly what the title advertises, but the result is less than satisfactory.

Ever since the resurrection of Christ, there has been a steady drumbeat of claims denying, in one form or another, the veracity and reality of the resurrection. Over the years theories have been offered--the disciples were confused, they lied, they stole the body, they shared a common hallucination, Jesus actually never died, he swooned on the cross, there was a body-double, and on and on.