Daniel G. Hummel
Biography
Daniel G. Hummel wrote The Rise and Fall of Dispensationalism.
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A Short History of Christian Zionism
History & Biography
“This comprehensive history of Christian Zionism will help every reader get a handle on its complex theological and historical dimensions. Donald Lewis's scope is impressive, as is the care he uses to address highly contentious debates, many of which have spanned centuries.”
Theology
“Hentschel offers a revealing and often surprising historical context for a challenge that evangelicals have wrestled with for a century. What is that challenge? The obvious answer is biblical inerrancy—important, to be sure—but Hentschel situates the debate within a larger story: the modern desire for epistemological certainty amid what he calls ‘historical consciousness,’ the realization of ‘our own inescapable location in time and space.’ His critical readings of inerrancy’s leading twentieth-century defenders surface themes too often overlooked by partisans on both sides. Wherever one lands in the debate, this book—weaving history, philosophy, and biblical studies—stands as a helpful new reference point.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Everyday Christian Teaching meets the desperate need to help Christians teach faithfully in pluralistic institutions by offering thoughtful, winsome, and practical reflections rooted deeply in the Christian tradition.”
World Religions
“Understanding Zionism is a masterfully written guidebook through one of the most contested subjects in modern history. Any reader searching for clarity about Zionism and its many interlocutors, historical and contemporary, will benefit from Perez's steady, fair, and compelling account.”
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The Rise and Fall of Dispensationalism
History & Biography
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