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Philosophical Theology Books and Articles by Steven Colborne
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Introducing my Book: God’s Grand Game
The new atheism movement has highlighted many of the theological problems related to Christianity and other religions, and as we move into a ‘post-truth’ age, many people are wondering whether there is still a place for God in society. Has science consigned God to… Continue Reading “Introducing my Book: God’s Grand Game”
Introducing my Book: Big Ideas from Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece is widely regarded as the birthplace of Western philosophy. Many of the ideas expounded by the philosophers of that day went on to shape modern scientific and philosophical thought — everything from atomic theory to speculations about the afterlife.
‘Misquoting Jesus’ by Bart Ehrman (book review)
I’m excited to write and publish this review of Misquoting Jesus, firstly because it is a fascinating book, and secondly because I believe I have some important responses to the book to bring to the table.
Introducing my Book: Thanks Be To God
Jesus Christ is described in the Bible as the Prince of Peace, and the Christian Gospel has provided hope and meaning to spiritual seekers for two thousand years. The teachings of Jesus are arguably more important today than ever before.
Introducing my Book: Puppets
Puppets is a compilation of my four full-length books releases. Readers will finish this 800+ page collection with a full understanding of my spiritual journey and philosophy, which depicts God as in sovereign control of all events in existence, including all human activity (hence… Continue Reading “Introducing my Book: Puppets”
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