Official Review: The Alphabets of Christian Theology

[rssllue]

And congrats to the author as well.

Agreed!

[gali]

I am glad you enjoyed the book. Great review!

[K_G_W]

Thanks for reviewing. I agree about inconsistency of translation and context issues. That tends to make it more difficult to get a clear picture. I will definitely read this book.

[rssllue]

Thanks to you both!

It should be a good read for you, K_G_W!

[Tanaya]

I love the subtitle of this book. It slips right off the tongue. You provided useful feedback for the author, which I commend you for. Great review!

[zeldas_lullaby]

Know the ABC's of What You Believe.... Huh, I like it too, now that you mentioned it!

[LivreAmour217]

I really enjoyed reading your review. You presented a very clear explanation of what to expect from this book. It sounds like it would be a great supplemental resource for Bible studies! I'm adding it to my ever-growing reading list!

[rssllue]

Thank you all for your feedback on my review. It is very helpful and much appreciated! May the book itself be a blessing to all who read it too!

[Rachaelamb1]

Sounds like a good book. I'm curious as to what some of the theological topics are. Could you give me an example?

[rssllue]

Sure. I can give you a few of the topics that he gives some descriptions of. He goes over terms like: Apostasy, Baptismal Regeneration, Depravity, Grace, Hermeneutics, Imputation, Reconciliation, Sola Scriptura, and many other theological topics as well. He gives quite an array of terms relating to the Christian faith. I hope this helps you out and answers your question satisfactorily.

-- 12 Sep 2015, 23:30 --

Sure. I can give you a few of the topics that he gives some descriptions of. He goes over terms like: Apostasy, Baptismal Regeneration, Depravity, Grace, Hermeneutics, Imputation, Reconciliation, Sola Scriptura, and many other theological topics as well. He gives quite an array of terms relating to the Christian faith. I hope this helps you out and answers your question satisfactorily.

Is that what you were looking for @Rachaelamb1 ?

[Rachaelamb1]

Yes thank you!

[rssllue]

You are most welcome!