Credo Magazine (not associated with Credo House) published a review of Back to Faith. Credo Magazine describes itself as “… self-consciously Evangelical, Reformational, and Baptistic,” so it stands to reason that they would seek to uphold the tradition found in the cliche [We are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is
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Hi Gang, I am getting incredibly close to settling in on what I’m doing with my life. In particular, I want to focus on FAITH & WORKS for a while…I think it is a subject I understand and that crosses many strategic parts of theology [and on-the-pavement Christianity]. In the meantime, I just posted Many of you know my book Glaen: A Novel Message on Romance, Love, and Relating came out this year. As a special promotion, the EBOOK is available for FREE until January 9, 2011. This special promotion gets you in line for the free Small Group Study that accompanies the book. Of course, the hope Sorry…the holidays and some travel have slowed me a bit! Dr. Zuck just wrote a review in the next Bib Sac on Back to Faith…very encouraging! Now, to the question. I have had a number of friends tell me that they are O Point Calvinists. I never quizzed them because I sort of thought Here is Calvin’s error: We are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is not alone |
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