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Airplane
Apologetics He was
headed home at last, tired from a long business trip, eager to see
his family again. So he settled down in the back of the plane with
his Bible and Catechism, looking forward to an hour of peace and quiet.
But just before takeoff, two United Pentecostal preachers sat down
beside him, ready for a theological rumble. Reluctant yet prepared
to “proclaim the Word . . . whether it is convenient or inconvenient”
(2 Tim. 4:2 NAB), this Catholic lay apologist dove into a deep debate
about the truths of the Faith. Little did he know what God was up
to . . . at thirty thousand feet. |
Out
of the Anglican Storm A young
Anglican priest and his family nestle down happily into a fine parish
in British Columbia. But outside their protected spiritual nest, theological
and moral gale winds are battering the branches of the Anglican Communion
and ripping up its historical roots. How |
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