An Analytic Theology of Evangelism: A Classical Theist's Approach

· VERITAS Book 41 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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An Analytic Theology of Evangelism clarifies and defends the Gospel and our call to evangelize. At the same time, the volume acts as an ecumenical work in theology. It not only bridges gaps between Catholic and Protestant theology, the volume develops new roads of communication for Christianity among the world traditions.
An Analytic Theology of Evangelism clarifies and defends the Gospel and our call to evangelize. At the same time, the volume acts as an ecumenical work in theology. It not only bridges gaps between Catholic and Protestant theology, the volume develops new roads of communication for Christianity a...

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Tyler Dalton McNabb is associate professor of philosophy at Saint Francis University. McNabb has authored or edited seven volumes, including Religious Epistemology and Classical Theism and Buddhism. McNabb has also authored/coauthored over thirty peer-reviewed articles which have been featured in journals such as Religious Studies and International Journal for Philosophy of Religion.
Tyler Dalton McNabb is associate professor of philosophy at Saint Francis University. McNabb has authored or edited seven volumes, including Religious Epistemology and Classical Theism and Buddhism. McNabb has also authored/coauthored over thirty peer-reviewed articles which have been featured in...

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