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Author : Winfred Ernest Garrison
Release : 1952
Genre : Protestantism
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Book Synopsis A Protestant Manifesto by : Winfred Ernest Garrison
Download or read book A Protestant Manifesto written by Winfred Ernest Garrison. This book was released on 1952. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Author : T. F. Lewis
Release : 2013-10
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Book Synopsis The Christian Manifesto by : T. F. Lewis
Download or read book The Christian Manifesto written by T. F. Lewis. This book was released on 2013-10. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: If you are a Christian, you don t expect to hear this on the Day of Judgement: You missed the boat. All you did was use Me to make yourselves important. You don t impress Me one bit. You re out of here. - God (Matthew7:23) Might God say this to YOU? The Bible describes many of today s believers as good-for-nothing Christians (Titus 1:10,16). Many Protestants have strayed far from the heart of true Christianity they have it all wrong ascribing to customary yet incorrect beliefs. Consequently, Christianity has been reduced to little more than folklore each generation passing down to the next Biblically unfounded principles which are accepted as doctrine. This Manifesto asserts that such actions as protesting in front of abortion clinics, campaigning against gay rights, and judging those outside of the Christian faith are not Christ-like behaviors. We were not created for this purpose. This progressive and thoroughly researched manifesto is piercing, but enlightening and describes what it really takes to live a Christ-pleasing life. Challenging many traditional Christian views, this book promotes love, acceptance, and grace; and encourages a paradigm shift in Protestant thinking. In The Manifesto you will learn: 1.What Christians believe 2.The authentic Christian s true purpose 3.What Christians have been doing wrong for so long Dr. T.F. Lewis is a board-certified physician, and the child of two Christian pastors. She lives in Orlando, Florida with her spouse and darling little daughter, Kallie. Lady Wisdom Publishing, 300 N. New York Ave. #2281, Winter Park, FL 32790-2281 www.ladywisdompublishing.com ISBN 978-0-9893151-9-7 Bar code Price $14.95
Author : James F. White
Release : 2003-02-28
Genre : Religion
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Book Rating : 637/5 ( reviews)
Book Synopsis Protestant Worship and Church Architecture by : James F. White
Download or read book Protestant Worship and Church Architecture written by James F. White. This book was released on 2003-02-28. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Each year a billion dollars is spent on church buildings in the United States. Yet there is no authoritative book available to guide building committees, ministers, and others responsible for new churches in the theological implications of their work. Dr. White explores the theological and historical considerations relevant to building for Protestant worship. Surprisingly, these are often ignored by building committees, usually with disastrous results. His approach is highly original, especially in his theological treatment of worship; yet his book is also a operative in the largest sense, in that it relates theology to practice. Professor White begins with a critical analysis of contemporary concepts of Protestant worship and then defines the liturgical factors in church design. Following this, there are four chapters giving an historical account of various experiments from the third century to the present. This section indicates the tremendous variety of possibilities open to the church builder, many of which have been ignored too long. A final chapter deals with emotive factors - all vitally relevant to the architect: choir, liturgical art, and style. The opportunity to design a new church building occurs only once or twice in each generation of church members. It is all the more important that it be done carefully since the building will continue to affect the life of the congregation for many years. Until fundamental questions as to what the Church is and what the Church does in worship are raised, a congregation is not prepared to build. This book will help churches find the answers. The 155-item bibliography should be of value to many since a recent extensive bibliography on Protestant church architecture does not exist. This book also contains 60 diagrams of experiments in plan garnered from nearly 2000 years of history.
Author : French Protestant Churches (LONDON). Église Protestante Française de Londres
Release : 1850
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Book Synopsis Manifesto (or Declaration of Principles) of the French Protestant Church of London, founded by Charter of Edward VI. 24th July 1550. [With an appendix.] by : French Protestant Churches (LONDON). Église Protestante Française de Londres
Download or read book Manifesto (or Declaration of Principles) of the French Protestant Church of London, founded by Charter of Edward VI. 24th July 1550. [With an appendix.] written by French Protestant Churches (LONDON). Église Protestante Française de Londres. This book was released on 1850. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Author : Benjamin Donley
Release : 2008
Genre : Christianity
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Book Rating : 328/5 ( reviews)
Book Synopsis The Christian 'Manifesto'? by : Benjamin Donley
Download or read book The Christian 'Manifesto'? written by Benjamin Donley. This book was released on 2008. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Christian Manifesto? is a collection of spiritual experiments, pop culture commentaries, church critiques and personal confessions. It is written as a call for the mass sacrifice of the sacred cows mooing around within our faith. It is written as a challenge for Christians to step up, sell out, fix their eyes, be filled and build the Kingdom of God as bold and loving followers of Jesus Christ.
