March 20, 2009
Editor’s Page
-R. Alan Streett
“A Biblical Perspective on Interracial Marriage”
-J. Daniel Hays
“Interethnic Marriages in the New Testament (Matt 1:3-6; Acts7:29; 16:1-3; cf. 1 Cor. 7:14)”
-Craig Keener
“The Curse of Ham”
-Edwin M. Yamauchi
“Interracial Marriage and Emergent Truth”
-Russell D. Moore
“Statement About Race at Bob Jones University”
“Unequally Yoked by Race or by Faith”
-George Yancey
“An Interview with Rodney Woo”
-R. Alan Streett
Book Reviews
Index of Book Reviews
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October 21, 2008
Editor’s Page
-R. Alan Streett
” The Rule of Decorum: How Sex and Religion Became Public Issues in America “
- Barry Hankins
“The Kingdom as a Political-Spiritual Revolution”
- Gregory A. Boyd
” Thinking Biblically About Politics “
- Ronald J. Sider
“Why War is a Moral Necessity for America or How Realistic Is Realism?”
- Stanley Hauerwas
” Who Will Reclaim the Religious Right—Conservative Christians Or Christian Conservatives? “
- Russell D. Moore
” Paul’s Purification Rite: Compromise or Cultural Sensitivity? “
- Steven Cox
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April 18, 2008
Editor’s Page
-R. Alan Streett
“‘They Have No Wine:’ Wet/Dry Baptists and the Alcohol Issues”
-Bill J. Leonard
“The Christian and Alcohol”
-Richard Land and Barrett Duke
“The Bible and the Question of Alcoholic Beverages”
-Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr.
“Women’s Christian Temperance Union”
-Sarah F. Ward
“The Famous ‘Booze’ Sermon”
-William “Billy” Sunday
Book Reviews
Index of Book Reviews
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Website-only Articles:
“To Drink or Not To Drink: A Sober Look at the Question”
-Norman Geisler
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October 19, 2007
Editor’s Page
-R. Alan Streett
“The Complementary Relationship Between Proverbs and Moses’ Law”
-David L. Brooks
“As It Was In the Days of Noah: The Prophets’ Typological Interpretation Of Noah’s Flood”
-Daniel R. Streett
“How the Post-Apostolic Church Responded to Government: Gleaning Public Do’s and Don’ts from the Second-Century Apologists”
-C. Everett Berry
“Inerrancy Is Not Enough: A Proposal to Amend the Doctrinal Basis of The Evangelical Theological Society”
-Denny R. Burk, Jr. and Ray Van Neste
“Jonathan Edwards, Beauty, and Apologetics”
-Joseph D. Wooddell
“Sing Unto the Lord a New Song: An Examination of the Top 20 Contemporary Songs”
-Paul Jacobs
Book Reviews
Index of Book Reviews
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April 11, 2007
From the Editor
- R. Alan Street
“Between Pacifism and Crusade: Just-War Moral Reasoning as Consensual Christian Thinking about War and Peace and the Use of Force”
- J. Daryl Charles
“Human Rights, Genocide, and National Sovereignty: Just War Theory—Help or Hindrance?”
- Richard Land
“Is Just War Still An Oxymoron?”
- Timothy Paul Erdel
“Sacrificing the Sacrifices of War”
- Stanley Hauerwas
“War and Peace in Christian Hymnody”
- David W. Music
Book Reviews
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October 19, 2006
CONTENTS:
From the Editor
– by R. Alan Streett
Interview with Tom Hatley, Former Chair, International Mission Board of Trustees (Southern Baptist Convention)
- by R. Alan Streett
[see response from Wade Burleson]
“A History of Influence: The Charismatic Movement and the SBC”
- by Edward Watson
“Confessions of a Post-Pentecostal Believer in the Charismatic Gifts”
- by Roger E. Olson
“Tongues as the Initial Evidence of Baptism in the Holy Spirit–A Pentecostal Perspective”
- by Paul G. Chappell
“The Incompatibility of a Christian Perspective and Sign Gifts”
- by Barry K. Creamer
“The Heart of a Baptist”
- by Malcolm B. Yarnell, III
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March 27, 2006
CONTENTS:
From the Editor
– by R. Alan Streett
An Interview with Brian McLaren
– by R. Alan Streett
“Narrating the World Once Again: A Case for an Ancient–Future Faith”
– by Robert Webber
“An Ecclesiological Assessment of the Emergent Church”
– by John S. Hammett
“Mountain or Molehill? The Question of Truth and the Emerging Church”
– by David Mills
“Some Suggestions for Brian McLaren (and his Critics)”
– by R. Scott Smith
“A Pastoral Perspective on the Emergent Church”
– by Mark Driscoll
“A Selective Bibliography of the Emergent Church Movement”
– by Andrew D. Streett
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November 1, 2005
CONTENTS (Abstracts):
“Current Challenges to the Christian Canon”
-Pate, C. Marvin.
“Images of Hell in the Tours of Hell: Are They True?”
-Eldon Woodcock
“Man in the Image of God: A Reappraisal.”
-R. Larry Overstreet
“Highlighting the Link between the Millennium and Replacement Thought: Augustinian Nonchiliasm as a Test Case.”
-C. Everett Berry
“John 20:22—Help from Dry Bones?”
-John Pretlove
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March 27, 2005
CONTENTS (Abstracts):
An Interview with N. T. Wright
-R. Alan Streett
An Interview with Martin Hengel
-R. Alan Streett
“The New Perspective on Paul: An Appraisal Two Decades Later”
-Donald B. Garlington
“The New Perspective and Means of Atonement in Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period”
-Charles L. Quarles
“When the Dust Finally Settles: Coming to a Post-New Perspective Perspective”
-Michael F. Bird
“Christian Justification: A Reformation Baptist View”
-Malcolm Yarnell
“The New Perspective on Paul: A Select and Annotated Bibliography”
-Jay E. Smith
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November 1, 2004
CONTENTS (Abstracts):
“The Irruption of the Kingdom of God”
-Bruce K. Waltke
“The Kingdom of God Come with Power”
-Peter H. Davids
“What Hath Dallas to do with Westminster? The Kingdom Concept in Contemporary Evangelical Theology”
-Russell D. Moore
“The Kingdom of God: Background and Development of a Complex Discourse Concept”
-H. Leroy. Metts
“Empowering Kingdom Growth and the Southern Baptist Convention: A Spiritual Movement”
-B. Carlisle. Driggers
“The Kingdom of God: A Selective Bibliography”
-Andrew D. Streett
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