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Christian Writing: more books (102)

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing Christian Fiction by Ron Benrey, 2007-12-04
The New Testament: A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings by Bart Ehrman, 2007-11-05
The Essential Writings of Christian Mysticism (Modern Library Classics) by Bernard McGinn, 2006-12-12
Writing the Christian Romance by Gail Gaymer Martin, 2007-12-20
Early Christian Writings: The Apostolic Fathers (Penguin Classics) by Various, 1987-09-01
An Introduction to Christian Writing: An Indepth Companion to the Complete Writing Experience by Ethel Herr, 1999-12-01
The Best Christian Writing 2006 (Best Christian Writings)
Complete Guide to Writing and Selling the Christian Novel by Penelope Stokes, 1998-02-01
The Art & Craft of Writing Christian Fiction by Jeff Gerke, 2009-04-20
Writers on Writing: Top Christian Authors Share Their Secrets for Getting Published by Various, 2005-11-01
Telling the Churches' Stories: Ecumenical Perspectives on Writing Christian History
The New Testament and Other Early Christian Writings: A Reader
Essential Writings of Christian Mysticism: Medieval Mystic Paths to God by Jacob Boehme, Meister Eckhart, 2010-05-06
Christian Spirituality: The Essential Guide to the Most Influential Spiritual Writings of the Christian Tradition by Frank Northen Magill, 1988-12

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Christian Studies @ Wesleyan
christian writers sometimes worked in the mode of allegory, christian writershave attempted to do the second without failing to do the first.
http://www.wesleyan.edu/christianstudies/xian_writers.htt

Extractions: WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN STUDIES CLUSTER The Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost, the great epic works by Dante and Milton, are theological explorations as well as poetic masterpieces. They actually attained a position comparable to the books of the Bible themselves; many Christians have believed that the story of the revolt of Lucifer, as presented by Milton, is an inspired prequel to the story of creation and the Fall of Man as given in Genesis 1 and 2. Traditionally literature has at least the functions to delight and to instruct. Christian writers have attempted to do the second without failing to do the first. CHRISTIAN WRITERS COURSES RESOURCES MEDIA TOUR
Zacharias Ursinus
A site with links to four of his writings on the topics of good works, the catechism, the gospel and christian worship.
http://www.lebensquellen.de/personen/ursinus/
Historicity Of Jesus FAQ
The early christian writer Origen claims that Josephus did NOT recognize Jesus as Furthermore, other early christian writers fail to cite this passage,
http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/scott_oser/hojfaq.html

Extractions: Library Modern Documents Scott Oser : Historicity of Jesus FAQ This "FAQ", often referred to as the "Historicity of Jesus" FAQ, is neither exhaustive, nor does it attempt to answer the question of whether Jesus of Nazareth really lived or not. In fact, in writing it I have purposely tried not to take sides on this issue. In order to do this, one should consider not only these texts, but also the canonical and non-canonical Christian texts, Jewish texts, and archeological evidence. In fact, one can be a completely orthodox Christian, perhaps even a fundamentalist, and agree with virtually everything in this document. The purpose of this document is to partially answer the question, "To what extent are the events described in the New Testament corroborated by contemporary non-Christian texts?" I argue that the answer to this question is "not much"at the very best, some of the texts I consider support the proposition that Jesus existed and perhaps was executed by the Romans. They do not prove that he performed any miracles, rose from the dead, or did anything else ascribed to him in the New Testament. At worst, ancient texts tell us nothing new, and provide no independent support for the New Testament accounts. The question of whether the Christian sources even need independent confirmation is beyond the purview of this documentI do not argue for or against the accuracy of the New Testament accounts here.
Building The Kingdom Ministries
Interdenominational christian ministry based in Nashville to spread the Good News through music and community outreach. Includes writings and information about recordings and videos.
http://www.btkm.org

Extractions: Homeschool Building the Kingdom Ministries is an inter-denominational ministry dedicated to bringing the good news of Jesus Christ to a lost and dying world. Our goal is to not only preach the Good News but to help others impact their world for the sake of the Kingdom. We believe the primary purpose of Christians everywhere is to glorify our Father in heaven and to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth. In doing so, we are obeying what Jesus called "the two greatest commands"...love the Lord your God and love your neighbor. To accomplish these goals, Building the Kingdom Ministries helps the body of Christ by teaming up with local churches and ministries to offer hands on experience with evangelism and various ministry opportunities. Read more about Building the Kingdom Ministries What's New I AM READY is READY!
Meet Other Christian Writers In Your Area! - Meetup.com
All christian Writers Meetup Groups with 288 christian Writers in 5 cities! Want to get together with other christian Writers in Sacramento?
http://chwriters.meetup.com/21/

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Tract Number 34
The writings of the Fathers can be trusted on matters of christian worship which may be mentioned only in passing or not at all in Scripture. 1 May, 1834.
http://justus.anglican.org/resources/pc/tracts/tract34.html

Extractions: Tracts for the Times RITES AND CUSTOMS OF THE CHURCH. [Number 34] He who is duly strengthened in faith, does not go so far as to require argument and reason for what is enjoined, but is satisfied with the tradition alone. Chrysost. in Cor. Hom. THE reader of ecclesiastical history is sometimes surprised at finding observances and customs generally received in the Church at an early date, which have not express warrant in the Apostolic writings; e. g . the use of the cross in baptism. The following pages will be directed to the consideration of this circumstance; with a view of suggesting from those writings themselves, that a minute ritual was contemporaneous with them, that the Apostles recognise it as existing and binding, that it was founded on religious principles , and tended to the inculcation of religious truth. Not that any formal proof is attainable or conceivable, considering the brevity and subjects of the inspired documents; but such fair evidence of the fact, as may recommend it to the belief of the earnest and single-minded Christian. It is abundantly evident that the Epistles were not written to prescribe and enforce the Ritual of religion; all then we can expect, if it existed in the days of the Apostles, is an occasional allusion to it in their Epistles as existing, and a plain acquiescence in it: and thus much we find. custom of the Church, which prescribed that men should wear their hair short, and that women should have their head covered during divine service; a custom apparently most unimportant, if any one ever was, but in his view strictly binding on Christians. He begins by implying that it is one out of many rules or traditions ([Greek text: paradoseis]) which he had given them, and they were bound to keep. He ends by refusing to argue with any one who obstinately cavils at it and rejects it: "If any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the Churches of GOD." Here then at once a view is opened to us which is quite sufficient to remove the surprise we might otherwise feel at the multitude of rites, which were in use in the Primitive Church, but about which the New Testament is silent; and further, to command our obedience to such as come down to us from the first ages, and are agreeable to Scripture.
1st Stop For Online Bible Study Aids - Bible Commentaries, Church History, Devot
Searchable online Bible in several versions, commentaries, concordances, devotionals, and biographies. Writings of Flavius Josephus, Fox's Martyrs, and Robertson's Sketches of Church History.
http://bible.christiansunite.com/

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ChristianWriters.com - Home
ChristianWriters.com offers free resources for writers, including an online ezine,discussion forums, a resource directory, and much more!
http://www.christianwriters.com/

Extractions: Online Users: 71 6 members and 65 guests AngelAzariah DrRita Gumpngreen JeannieM ... whitehawke Most users ever online was 2846, 08-12-2004 at 11:18 AM. On average, how many books do you read a month? (Not including the Bible) One Two Three Four Five or more View Poll Results Discuss This Poll This Poll Has 20 Replies New Forum - The Writers' Lounge Jul 07, 2005 - 11:08 PM - by Rebecca Thanks to all your participation, CW has grown over the past few months. There are so many new members, new friendships, and new topics to enjoy! In the interest of keeping things organized and easy to browse as we grow, I've divided the Open Forum in two. The
Salem, MA Foursquare Church - The Gathering
Offers writings on Paganism and Witchcraft and discussions between Christians and NeoPagans Includes meeting times, and a calendar of events.
http://www.gathering4square.com/

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