Even more recently, a resurgent militant atheism has attacked any form of theism as incompatible with enlightened rationality. As an historical and intellectual yet spiritual and simple faith, Christianity takes firm stands against both the mystical and the scientistic errors. On the other hand, our faith is based on a hope that we ourselves may neither see nor measure in the same way that a geometrician calculates the hypotenuse of a triangle or a physicist measures the speed of light.
Christianity does not fit within the modernist or the postmodernist worldviews, because it sublimely integrates historical objectivity with spiritual fideism. Volume 52, No. This issue of the Southwestern Journal of Theology is devoted to promoting this virtue of reading. Paige Patterson, President of Southwestern Seminary, begins the issue with a short explanation of why he strongly encourages all of his students to obtain 1, physical volumes prior to their graduation.
Afterwards, Mark Leeds, our Registrar, presents a compelling essay in defense of why reading must be considered a virtue for the Christian. The remainder of the issue is composed of book reviews from various professors, pastors, and advanced theological students.
Our Editorial hope in bringing these reviews from experts within the various theological disciplines into one issue is that their constructively critical, keen, and appreciative minds will inform your own reading practices.
The reviews have been arranged by subject area, typically alphabetically but canonically within the field of biblical studies and chronologically within the field of historical studies. Volume 51, No. This issue of the Southwestern Journal of Theology is devoted to promoting the Foundations of our Faith. Volume 50, No.
Volume 49, No. Volume 48, No. Wherever God calls you, the School of Theology will equip you to serve biblically and effectively. Southwestern Journal of Theology The oldest theological journal continually published by a Southern Baptist seminary. The Doctrine of Humankind. Volume 63, No. Truett and W. Criswell — O. Volume 62, No. Theology Applied. Truett and the Southwestern Tradition — Malcolm B. Crider and Joseph R.
Hough and Andrew T. Walker Book Reviews Book Notes. Southwestern Journal of Theology. Yarnell What Remains of Our Lament? World Christianity. Augustus Hamilton Book Reviews. The Church.
Volume 61, No. Madison Grace II For the greater part of the twentieth century there was not much concern with the doctrine of the church. Boyd Luter and Nicholas A. Volume 60, No. Madison Grace II This volume is in response to the growing interest in the philosophy and apologetics programs and the exceptional work of our faculty.
The Reformation. Faith, Work, and Economics. Volume 59, No. Madison Grace II This issue, entitled Faith, Work, and Economics , focuses on the concept of whole-life Christianity, and the broader question of what does the Bible say about faith, work, and economics.
Person and Property in the Pentateuch — David W. Concerning Humanity. Madison Grace II This issue, entitled Concerning Humanity , focuses on various anthropological issues ranging from science and the soul to the use of reproductive technologies and their relationship to adultery.
Rakestraw Is it Adultery? Volume 58, No. Madison Grace II B. Allen Who is the True Revisionist? A Response to Steve W. Lemke — Thomas Ascol and Thomas J. Historical Theology. Volume 57, No. Spencer History or Revisionist History?
Missions Methods and Principles. Sieberhagen Competing and Conflicting Mission — M. Volume 56, No. Biblical Theology: Past, Present, and Future. Volume 55, No.
Chisolm, Jr. Scripture, Culture, and Missions. Coppenger Book Reviews. Yarnell III The Southern Baptist Convention at the end of the twentieth century was characterized by growth in mission and excitement over theology. The New Atheism.
Dembski Book Reviews. Authentic Christianity. Yarnell III The desire of believers to display real faith through appropriate action is rooted in the witness of Scripture and exemplified in Christian history. Alfaro Book Reviews. Dead Sea Scrolls. Yarnell III Christianity wages warfare against two opposing worldviews: mysticism, which would dismiss reason entirely, and scientism, which would exalt reason unduly.
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