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This	lesser-used Bible translation is	well worth a look

This lesser-used Bible translation is well worth a look

Barry Seagren

Book Review THE NEW ENGLISH TRANSLATION

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Letter

Finger on the pulse

Barry Seagren
Date posted: 1 Aug 2020

Dear Editor,

I am very pleased to see a Sarah Allen piece so frequently in en. It’s one of the first things I look for. She writes beautifully, thinks clearly, and has her finger on the pulse. Thank you en. Thank you Sarah.

Speaking truth and sense	into the sexual	revolution

Speaking truth and sense into the sexual revolution

Barry Seagren

Book Review LOVE THY BODY: Answering Hard Questions about Life and Sexuality

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Edith Schaeffer, 1914-2013

Barry Seagren

Edith Rachel Merritt Seville Schaeffer was born in Wenzhou, China, to missionary parents working in the China Inland Mission.

Though she lived in China only until the age of six, she retained vivid memories and a life-long love of China. The family moved back to the States and, while attending Beaver College, she met Francis Schaeffer. They were married in 1935. He had three pastorates in the States in the then Bible Presbyterian Church, with her always completely involved. Their daughters Priscilla, Susan and Deborah were born during those years while their son Franky was born in Switzerland in 1952.

‘A word on target’

Barry Seagren

Book Review CONTEXTUALIZATION IN THE NEW TESTAMENT

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Resolutely conservative evangelical

Barry Seagren

Book Review ENGLISH STANDARD VERSION STUDY BIBLE

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Have we got it all wrong?

Barry Seagren

Book Review THE CASE FOR GOD What religion really means

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Why won’t religion just go away?

Barry Seagren

Book Review GOD IS BACK How the Global Rise of Faith is Changing the World

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The world has a future

Barry Seagren

Book Review SURPRISED BY HOPE

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Are we fundamentalists?

Barry Seagren

Barry Seagren finds that the parallels between Islamic extremists and evangelical Christians are too close for comfort.

The term fundamentalist has always had negative connotations, and especially so since 9/11.

NEW DICTIONARY OF CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS

Barry Seagren

Book Review Eds. Campbell Campbell-Jack and Gavin J. McGrath

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Finding Christ in Waterstones

Barry Seagren

Book Review CHRISTIANITY FOR DUMMIES

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Jumping into a sermon

Barry Seagren

Book Review COVENANT THEOLOGY The key of theology in Reformed thought and tradition

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Rethinking the Wineskin - The Practice of the New Testament Church

Barry Seagren

Book Review Rethinking the Wineskin: The Practice of the New Testament Church

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Why DO we go to church?

Barry Seagren

At the Evangelical Ministry Assembly in 1994, Mark Ashton and David Peterson put a mental grenade in my head which has been going off ever since. This article is my attempt to gather up some of the pieces.

The word 'worship' has taken on a new meaning. 20 years ago, if the guy up front said: 'Now we're going to have a time of worship,' no one would have known what to expect. No one ever 'had a time of worship' back then.

The Quest for God

Barry Seagren

Book Review By Paul Johnson

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Christianity, Evidence and Truth

Barry Seagren

Book Review By Roger Forster and Paul Marsden

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