Archive for September, 2007
Apologetics Study Bible released
September 27th, 2007 by Dale Fincher
I’m not a fan of long blog posts… but this is a review that needed a little space, so please forgive me. Given that I’m doing apologetics on the ‘front-lines’ every week through speaking, answer questions, writing books, and replying emails to the hottest issues of the day, the release of this Apologetics Study Bible [...]
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Living with Questions in practice (Visa Ad)
September 23rd, 2007 by Dale Fincher
In question one–”Does What I Think Really Matter?”–of Living with Questions, I explain the endless diversions we have in the Wild that keep us from searching for Home. These diversions often silence our most important questions. In the list of questions to explore at the end of the chapter, one of them reads: Hunt for [...]
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Lost Words: Sin – Beyond Commands
September 21st, 2007 by Dale Fincher
In this issue of fledge, we approach the word ‘sin’ and what it means: fledge | v2, i10 In the last fledge, I wrote about a boy that missed the important thing because he was distracted the lesser thing. And oftentimes, the more important thing is how we use such meaningful and intentional words like [...]
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Living with Questions in The Christian Post
September 20th, 2007 by Dale Fincher
Softer Approach to Apologetics in a Not-So-Postmodern Cultureby Nathan Black Sometimes, giving pat answers to some of the most common apologetic questions students ask isn’t satisfying. “What is truth?” and “How can we know Christianity is the true religion?” are two questions that Dale Fincher, author of the newly released Living with Questions, frequently comes [...]
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