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by Dr. Timothy Paul Jones
Hardcover
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Time was, people in Western society lived in a culture
where the Bible was assumed to possess a certain authority.
In today's secular culture, that's no longer true. From TV
documentaries to Hollywood blockbusters, from newsmagazines
to bestselling books, frontal attacks on the reliability of
the New Testament are as common today as they were
unthinkable only a few decades ago. As a result, many
Christians find themselves not merely on the defensive but
overwhelmed -- scarcely able to keep track of the attacks,
much less to answer them. Now, the remedy: in Conspiracies
and the Cross, historian and Scripture scholar Dr. Timothy
Paul Jones examines in depth the ten most popular
"conspiracy theories" calling the New Testament into
question -- and shows how, when subjected to actual
historical evidences, each of them crumbles beneath the
weight of its own overblown claims. read more |
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by David Kupelian
Hardcover
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Human knowledge has never been greater than it is
today: from physics to biology to technology, our
understanding and mastery of the universe continues to grow
dramatically in every field imaginable. Except one.
According to David Kupelian, we don’t understand evil --
what it is, how it works, and why it so routinely destroys
our lives. Indeed, we scarcely are able to name evil while
it runs rampant all around us, claiming untold millions of
victims in the form of political tyranny, sexual anarchy,
terrorism, family breakdown, and drug dependency. Now,
veteran newsman David Kupelian explores How Evil Works --
the actual mechanics, the inner workings, the "operating
system" of this most vexing and under-examined part of all
our lives. read more |
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by Victor Davis Hanson
Hardcover
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Americans tend to lack a basic understanding of
military matters, and no wonder: For nearly half a century,
military history has become increasingly unfashionable on
campus. "This state of neglect in our schools is profoundly
troubling," writes classics professor and conservative
commentator Victor Davis Hanson. "Democratic citizenship
requires knowledge of war -- and now, in the age of weapons
of mass annihilation, more than ever." In The Father Of Us
All: War and History, Ancient and Modern, Hanson helps to
fill that gap in our knowledge with 13 of his finest recent
essays on the subject. Revised and combined into a well-
articulated whole, the chapters in this book explore such
topics as how technology shapes warfare, what constitutes
the "American way of war," and why even those who abhor war
need to study military history. "War is the father and king
of us all," Heraclitus wrote in ancient Greece -- and
Hanson shows why it that is no less so today. read more |
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