Escapist Theologies “If you take time to read and study Christian church history,1 you will discover a common assumption among some Christian traditions that God cares far more about the immaterial world and heaven (in other words, things we can’t see, hear, touch, smell, and taste) than he does about the material world (things weRead more
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Book Review of “The Sin of Certainty: Why God desires our trust more than our correct beliefs”
BOOK REVIEW Peter Enn’s book The Sin of Certainty: Why God desires our
19 November, 2019