Bøker av Bob Stewart

From the introduction: We live in a culture that is biblically illiterate. For many Non-Christians such ignorance is understandable, but sadly, many Christians know the Bible no better than their non-Christian neighbors. Many of the challenges to Christianity today revolve around the nature of the Bible and who the Bible teaches that Jesus was (and is), particularly around the historical development of the New Testament books, especially the Gospels. For these reasons I felt compelled to write this little book.

"Dealing with some of the most complicated and pithiest religious challenges today, this little book moves quickly and is even enjoyable to read. It is not easy to put down. How often do you hear that? The ingredients are a mix of intriguing one-liners, thoughtful comments that need to be re-read, along with many twists and turns. These are just some of the benefits. Try it out!"Gary R. Habermas, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Liberty University School of Divinity"Bob Stewart engages several of the most common questions that skeptics bring up in everyday conversation-and he does this in a clear, inviting, and very helpful way. Professor Stewart has a tremendous depth of knowledge on each topic, but it is also clear that he is skillfully holding back on all that he has to say in order to give us the very best brief yet powerful answer to each challenging question. What a delightful and valuable little book!"Craig J. Hazen, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University"Professor Stewart know apologetics so deeply that he can present it simply and convincingly. This book provides clear and sturdy reasons to believe the Christian message is true as well as answers major objections against it."Douglas Groothuis, Professor of Philosophy, Denver Seminary, and author of Christian Apologetics (InterVarsity Academic) "Over the years that I have been talking to college students about Jesus, faith, and culture I have often thought that it would be nice to have an affordable book written with as little philosophical jargon as possible to offer my audiences. This little book is intended as a first attempt at this modest yet surprisingly-difficult-to-attain goal. . . . What I have to offer in these pages is not a textbook but hopefully a way to think about some of the difficult questions students in particular are asking and struggling to answer today." - From the Introduction

Australians have invested an enormous amount of emotional and physical capital in their sporting systems and structures. This book focuses on sport policy, and examines the ways in which government has affected the development of Australian sport since 1919.