Simon Peter Sutherland

THE DIVINE SAVIOUR IN THE DARK LIGHT OF MODERN SCHOLARSHIP

Have you ever wondered why so many Christian’s believe the Bible to be historically accurate? Have you ever wondered why so many modern secular scholars claim it inaccurate?

In The Divine Saviour in the Dark Light of Modern Scholarship, Simon Peter Sutherland criticises the many modern arguments made by many modern writers against the validity and historicity of the Bible. Arguing that many modern secular scholars use the media and faulty arguments to bring down Christianity and replace it with religious pluralism and secularism.

The author examines the many claims made by modern secular scholars and presents evidences in favour of the historicity of the Bible. Showing why the Bible is reliable and can be trusted.

Written over the period of a number of years, the author gathers bits and pieces of information and presents objective argument, showing that there are always two sides to every debate.

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Are you a Christian? Do you view the Old Testament as outdated? Do you view the law of God as bondage? Have you ever thought about the ten commandments? Should Christians observe them? In this book the author discusses this topic in detail, exploring passages from the Bible and historic theology. The author examines the ten commandments and argues that Christian obedience toward them can lead to inner freedom. By living lives of obedience to the ten commandments and the commandments of Christ, we fulfil the law and the two laws become one. Thus, the commandments given to Moses on Sinai and the commandments given by Christ, are one and the same and believers can find inner peace and liberty within them.

In From Obedience to Freedom the author brings out the meaning of the ten commandments and their importance to our daily lives.

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Articles on Theology presents a series of Theological topics and questions concerning various Bible based themes. Challenging some conventional claims and upholding others.

These topics ask; Did St. Paul truly rebuke St. Peter? They also discuss the Bible and alcohol, and explore themes that include making shipwreck of the faith, St Paul’s thorn and the Descent of Christ.

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