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Why “Christian Apologetics”? — Hell

Sep 1, 2011By Tom Grosh IV

Please join me in taking a few minutes to prayerfully consider and respond to some of the material on “hell” in Douglas Groothuis’ “Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for the Biblical Faith” (IVP. 2011).Read more…

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Sep 1, 2011Tom Grosh IV 4 comments

To skim or not to skim: A ‘case’ study of “Christian Apologetics”

Aug 25, 2011By Tom Grosh IV

As Douglas Groothuis‘ newly released 752 page casebound Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for the Biblical Faith (IVP. 2011) spilled out of the box onto the counter in front of my four girls, I felt the press of two book reviews, a stackRead more…

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