by Professor Dan Lioy Within New Testament studies, extreme versions of historical criticism approach the question of the Gospels’ historicity and reliability with a hermeneutic of suspicion. In its most ...
by Professor Dan Lioy My previous blogpost spotlighted Lydia McGrew’s treatise, Hidden in Plain View (DeWard Publishing; 2017). In it, she explores a variety of “undesigned coincidences” appearing in ...
Introduction The biggest crisis of our time, and the greatest tragedy we are facing today, has to do with the lack of men and women who can be used ...
by Dr. Sam Storms So, why am I a continuationist? My reasons follow. (Please note that I’ve written several articles that provide more extensive evidence for the points I ...
by Rudolph Boshoff The Qur’an is the Holy Scripture of the Muslim People with a vast influence communicating a quality of Allah (sifa) expressing His will. The Prophet Muhammad is ...
by Dan T. LioyThe heading for this piece takes its cue from an article Casey Chalk wrote, which was posted on January 9, 2020, at The American Conservative website.[1] The ...
by Zwai Zulu "Discipleship leads to maturity." Jesus gave us a great and useful model for discipleship by showing us that at the core of discipleship is "being with" ...
By Ebenezer Afolabi Animism and monotheism seem to be two conflicting terms, and these terms have been misused, especially by non-African scholars in their attempts to interpret the African religions. ...
By Jesse Fungwa Kipimo Introduction Commenting in the special edition of Conspectus as editors, on the impact pentecostalisation is making in Africa, Smith and Manyika (2018: 1) agree that “Pentecostalism ...
By Kevin Smith Introduction Africa has officially become the continent with the most Christians. This was proudly announced during the AEA Theological Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, on 10 September 2019. ...
