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Esoteric Christianity

The CES Letter presents concerns and questions regarding the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith’s translation methods, and various historical claims of the LDS Church, reflecting a disaffected member's research.

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David BLATNER • Le Judaïsme Pour les Nuls (French Edition)

Part of the claim of the early Christians, in fact, was that in and through Jesus they had discovered both a totally different way of being human and a way which scooped up the best that ancient wisdom had to offer and placed it in a framework where it could, at last, make sense.

James K. A. Smith • You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit

If we have the authentic words of Jesus claiming to be God, evidence that he genuinely performed miracles, and confirmation that Jesus resurrected from the grave, then Christianity is undeniably true.

Josh McDowell • Evidence That Demands a Verdict: Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical World

Christianity is Christ.

Ian Thomas • The Indwelling Life of Christ

Jesus had some good moves

Jesus had some good moves Catherine Olsson Like many folks in the Bay Area, I have a habit of psychological self-investigation. Through a mix of “therapy” and “spirituality”, perhaps one can become a better person and feel happier? Often this works great! That said, improving oneself outside a...

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Catechized for Beatitude: Theology as Initiation and Apprenticeship

Explores the purpose of catechesis as initiation and apprenticeship in the divine mysteries, emphasizing the beatific vision as the ultimate goal of Christian education and spiritual formation.

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