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Este estudio de la hermenéutica bíblica demuestra cómo el carácter trinitario de Dios afecta la comunicación, la revelación y la interpretación bíblica.

Author and scholar Vern S. Poythress explores major systematic theology topics through the lens of truth, explaining how truth informs and confirms what the Bible teaches.

Highlighting proper hermeneutical principles for interpreting Genesis 1-3, this book offers a clear direction for approaching these early chapters correctly.

This comprehensive resource on biblical interpretation argues for the importance of reading the Bible as both a human and a divine document, advocating an explicitly Christ-centered approach to understanding Scripture's meaning.

Helping Christians understand the implications of Jesus's lordship over all of life, Poythress explores the biblical call to serve Christ, detailing the many areas--including politics, science, art, and education--in which service is possible.

Helping Christians trust God in the midst of an unpredictable world, this comprehensive resource introduces readers to a well-reasoned approach to studying chance and probability, exploring implications for the fields of math and science.

An accessible introduction to the study of logic (parts 1 & 2), as well as an in-depth treatment of the discipline (parts 3 & 4), built on a robust Christian worldview. Includes helpful charts, diagrams, and review questions.

This groundbreaking book lays a theistic foundation for the study of mathematics, exploring everything from simple concepts such as addition and subtraction to more complex topics such as set theory and the nature of infinity.

This robust volume explores life's big questions related to God, human existence, meaning, and knowledge, sketching a distinctly Christian approach to philosophical inquiry that is founded on the Bible and informed by Christian theology.

Groundbreaking, worldview-based defense of scriptural inerrancy offers a positive case for the Bible's trustworthiness while implicitly critiquing modern materialist worldviews.