by Maranatha | Baptist Theological Journal
David Saxon 1 Disciples of Jesus Christ are acutely conscious of their inability to replicate themselves. It is not a natural process. A miracle is necessary every time another person embraces Christ in repentant faith and sets out on the path of following Christ....
by Maranatha | Baptist Theological Journal
Michael Dean 1 Education policy is like any other policy. The only question that really matters is, “Who gets the money?” Because whoever has the money will decide where and how children will be educated. “School choice” is the policy that parents—not the...
by Maranatha | Baptist Theological Journal
Fred Moritz1 The Reformation was characterized by at least two distinct movements, the Magisterial Reformation and the Radical Reformation. At the outset it is important to understand the nature of the two groups. Magisterial Reformation The Magisterial Reformers are...
by Maranatha | Baptist Theological Journal
Matthew Spurlock1 Before the Third Reich obtained full political power in Germany, there was an effort to unify the Protestant churches, mostly Lutheran, into one church, merged with the ideologies of the Nazi state. Though there was much support from a large portion...
by Maranatha | Baptist Theological Journal
Rolland McCune, A Systematic Theology of Biblical Christianity (3 vols). Detroit: Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, 2009–2010. 1341 pages. Reviewed by Larry Oats. Rolland McCune was professor of Systematic Theology at the Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary in...
