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The Herman David (Bill) Gano Story, 9780985618148

This is a brief but compelling story of a true hero for freedom. His name and his story must be preserved, so that others will know the high cost of keeping our country safe. Because some of Bill Gano's experiences were so painful, just the highlights of what he went through are included in this book.  The fascinating story of a man who believed God, was committed to his family, and served his country.

Truth in the Flesh, Introducing Apologetics to the Local Church, by John G. Hartung, ISBN 9780985618117

     How do you bring someone who is really smart to Christ? You know; the person that accuses you of leaving your brain in the car when you go to worship. Someone who believes - “Science seems to have the money in the bank that overrules any plausibility of theism.” Yet, this same really smart person may also believe their “being is meant for something rather than nothing.” 
     The agnostic’s prayer is “Dear God, if there is a God, save my soul, if I have a soul.  To a born again believer the agnostic’s prayer may seem foolish but WHAT IF it opens our agnostic’s mind? John’s book is not easy apologetics.  It is written to grab our aforementioned really smart thinker with insightful arguments. 
     Truth in the Flesh is an apologist’s textbook, written by an adjunct philosophy teacher, intimate with defending the claims of Christianity. It will serve you well to read the book.  It will serve you better to apply it.

John G. Hartung has a B.A. in Biblical Studies from Belhaven University, an M.Div. from Reformed Theological  Seminary, Jackson, MS, and an M.A. in philosophy from the University of Mississippi.  He is currently an adjunct instructor in philosophy at Le Moyne College and worships and serves with Trinity Fellowship Church (CCCC).

A Westminster Catechism, by Martin Murphy, ISBN 9780983244196 

Systematic theology for laymen in the form of a catechism is the format of this book.  It is properly titled, A Westminster Catechism.  It is a search for divine truth and theological integrity.  More  importantly, it is an explanation of the Christian faith.

John Calvin said, "When Divine Truth is avowedly attacked, we must not tolerate the adulteration of one single iota of it.  It is certainly not a trivial matter to see God's light extinguished by the devil's darkness; and besides, this matter is of greater moment than many suppose.  Nor is it true, as they allege, that he who does not acquiesce in the errors of others, shows deadly hate by dissenting from them."  Calvin's principle argument is as true today as it has been throughout the history of the church.  Calvin was far more ambitious than we might anticipate in the church today.  Theological integrity is as important today as it was five centuries ago. 

Theological integrity may be summarized by a belief system that works out consistently based on the Word of God.  If your creedal statement is the result of your understanding of the “full counsel of God” then your theological integrity will be demonstrated in human experience.  It was theological integrity that brought Jesus to the point of a deadly confrontation with the right winged conservative religious leaders of his day.  This book is a summary of Christian doctrine based on the doctrine of the full counsel of  God.