Religion > Religous Philosophy

After explaining the difference between rationality and rationalism, the book examines the theme of rationality and logic with regard to three foundational areas: God’s thinking, God’s Word, and man as the image of God. In this endeavor various questions are answered: Does God think logically or is God’s thinking trans-rational? How does the logical law of non-contradiction relate to the Bible? Is there a necessary connection between a person’s ethics and correct reasoning? The next section investigates the realms of philosophy, world religions, and theology. Questions include: Which philosophies and religions promote irrationality? and What are some examples of bad theology promoting ...

"Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation." -Mark 16:15 We ALL are called to serve! in fact Christian ministry is defined as an activity carried out by Christians to express or spread their faith, the prototype being the Great Commission…. The great Commission is outlined in Matthew 28:16-20, where on a mountain in Galilee, Jesus calls his followers to make disciples of and baptize all nations in the name of the Father, the Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus did not say that His work of healing and deliverance could only be done in a specific Church body, physical building or denomination. Since many ...

This book, conceptualized by students of Mr C, describes the communistic ways that our very own Karl Marx has taught Mr C. We believe that these ideas should be created into a philosophy, so we took it into our own hands. This book had been created by Matt McDonald, David Fatheree, and Owen Mantz.

Have you ever been out talking with someone and knew there was a perfect Havamal quote for the situation but just couldn't remember what it was? Ever been wandering in nature and felt the urge to read the words of Óðinn? If so, this pocket-sized Havamal, presented by Hrafnulfr is for you! This convenient, pocket-sized book includes the Benjamin Thorpe translation of the Havamal for easy access and carry.