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Loraine Boettner (1901 - 1990) |
| Total Depravity of Man | |
| "To assume that because man has ability to love he therefore has ability to love God, is about as wise as to assume that since water has the ability to flow, it therefore has the ability to flow up hill; or to reason that because a man has power to cast himself from the top of a precipice to the bottom, he therefore has equal power to transport himself from the bottom to the top." | |
| Why Do We Have Creeds? (Basics of the Faith) |
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| Parsons, Burk | |
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| Synopsis | |
| "Christians are defined by our beliefs—yet sometimes we have difficulty explaining the particulars and why we believe them. Is it important to know and explain what we believe, or is agreeing on the essential enough? Burk Parsons insists that beliefs are important to not only know but to explain and defend. He explores our historic creeds and confessions and explains their importance, purpose and vitality in our postmodern society." |
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