Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Evidence for the Bible, Christianity and Secularism, and Preserving Democracy, responds to this question today at Energion.net.
Similar Posts
A Christian Apologist and a Pastor-Educator Respond to Philosophy for Believers
Early in the fall Energion Publications released a new book, Philosophy for Believers, designed to introduce Christian believers to the kinds of questions philosophers raise and the logic and ideas involved in answering those questions. This book provides an introduction to the philosophy of religion that can be used by a variety of groups in…
Herold Weiss on the Inevitability of the Cross
Herold Weiss, author of Energion title Finding My Way in Christianity: Recollections of a Journey, asks the question: Was the cross a foregone conclusion?. The full humanity of Jesus is involved in his answer.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
… begins today and runs through January 25. No matter what our other disagreements, surely we can at least pray for unity in the body of Christ. In commemoration of this week, not only will we be praying here at Energion Publications, we will also offer some of our books that we think are particularly…
Consider Christianity Week
Each year Consider Christianity, the ministry of Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., sponsors Consider Christianity Week. This is a week dedicated to apologetics and Christian unity. Energion Publications will join in this week by sponsoring four additional Google Hangouts on Air with the theme represented by key words: Monday, March 23, Confidence Wednesday, March 25,…
25th Annual Consider Christianity Week
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. and his wife Hannah sponsor an annual Consider Christianity Week. You can read the details on his web site. Briefly, Consider Christianity Week is a time to study our faith, to work toward Christian unity, and to learn to share—and share—our faith. This year, it is March 18-24. Elgin is…
New Contest – Consider Christianity Week
In celebration of Consider Christianity Week, Energion Publications will sponsor a special form of blogswarm (invited, not spontaneous!) and a blogging/essay contest. For the full announcements and rules, see our new forum site, Energion.net.