Carl F. Ellis Jr.
Biography
Carl F. Ellis Jr. earned a DPhil from Oxford Graduate School. Ellis has served as Provost's Professor of Theology and Culture at Reformed Theological Seminary, academic dean of The Makazi Institute, and a consultant on cultural matters. Ellis wrote Free at Last? (2020) and wrote the forewords to A Supreme Love (2022) and Outsiders on the Inside (2022).
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Today, the historical significance of Dr. Martin Luther King has either been virtually forgotten or has given way to a slew of one-dimensional caricatures. In Birmingham Revolution, Ed Gilbreath not only gives a fresh analysis of an important chapter of the civil rights movement, he also thoughtfully reintroduces Dr. King to a whole new generation. He challenges us to reexamine Dr. King's renowned 'Letter from a Birmingham Jail' in order to rediscover the clear biblical concerns and mandates for justice. This book will prove to be a valuable tool in equipping those we disciple with a fuller application of God's Word in the cultural marketplace.”
World Religions
Foreword
“Will prove to be indispensable as we fulfill the Great Commission among our African American brothers and sisters. . . . Whether you reside in the hood or the burbs, whether you are African American, white, Hispanic, or ‘other,’ whether God has called you to home missions or foreign missions, you cannot afford to let Steve Tsoukalas’s magnificent work sit on the shelf . . . a must read.”
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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