The last decade or two has been replete with interest in the theology, exegesis, and reading strategies of the earliest Christians. Beyond the sheer increased
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We’re told never to judge a book by its cover. And yet, I do it often, and did so again with this book after I
Introduction Conversations between Protestant and non-Protestant traditions often degenerate into little more than a clash of caricatures and a rehashing of underdeveloped arguments. Gavin Ortlund’s
Littlejohn, Brad and Chris Castaldo. Why Do Protestants Convert? Landrum, SC: The Davenant Press, 2023. 100 pages. Softcover. 978-1-949716-20-7. $12.95. Introduction The past thirty
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Coggins, James R., John Smyth’s Congregation: English Separatism, Mennonite Influence, and the Elect Nation (Waterloo, Ontario: Herald Press, 1991). Reading James R. Coggins
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Chatraw, Joshua D. and Mark D. Allen. The Augustine Way: Retrieving a Vision for the Church’s Apologetic Witness. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2023. 197 pp.