Christopher Cone

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It has been five-hundred years since Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the door at Wittenberg, fanning the flames of the Protestant Reformation. Forged from the fires of the Reformation's heightened attention to the Bible and its details, a more refined and systematic dispensational understanding has developed and continues to be shaped. This book, written by a diverse and accomplished group of dispensational scholars, articulates in each and every chapter how, five-hundred years later, dispensational thought upholds and advances the legacy of the Reformation unlike any other theological system in Christian tradition.

How Dispensational Thought Advances the Reformed Legacy

Forged from Reformation

Critiques of the environmental ramifications of the early Genesis narrative by environmental thinkers such as Aldo Leopold, Ian McHarg, and Lynn White underscore a long-standing tension between the environmental movement and Western Christianity. The evangelical community, especially, has been at odds with the environmental movement, in grounding its theology of human relations to nature on the Genesis narrative--a narrative the environmental community views generally as contributing negatively to environmental matters. Redacted Dominionism is a literal interpretation of the early Genesis narrative that recognizes human relations to nature are based on theocentric themes. Redacted Dominionism understands humanity as initially given dominion over nature, by virtue of the image of God in humanity, but that human disobedience to God tarnished that image, and human qualification for dominion was lost. Post-fall, the dominion mandate is never repeated in Genesis and seems even to be replaced. Redacted Dominionism offers an important biblical approach to understanding human responsibility to God for how we interact with His creation.

A Biblical Approach to Grounding Environmental Responsibility

Redacted Dominionism

Stephen R. Lewis

Andy Woods

Paul Miles

Mark Musser

Charles C. Bing

Jim Myers

Grant Cameron Hawley

Roger Fankhauser

Jeremy Edmondson

Michael Makidon

Bob Vacendak

L. E. Brown

Philippe Sterling

James Reitman

Joseph Dillow

Mark Piland

Robby Dean

Anthony B. Badger

Have you ever wondered what motivates us if we know heaven is secure, or how "Faith without works is dead" reconciles with salvation by faith alone? What does it mean to work out our own salvation? 21 Tough Questions about Grace digs out the Bible's answers to help you get going on the path toward increased peace and confidence in God's marvelous work of grace.

21 Tough Questions about Grace

If I Walked Through Hell, Would You Remember Me?

I dedicate this book to Terry Durbin & Jamie Cone Sr. So, to my Brother and Father, I hope y'all met in the after life, because if y'all would have met in life, Y'all would have taken over the world. From the moment I met him I called him family, and I was in Prison when he passed, I never got to say "GoodBye" As im walking out of the Day Room, I start to see spots. I go straight into the Bathroom and throw cold water on my face, because I felt like I was going to collapsed to the floor. I felt sick. Here I am in jail and I'm losing people left and right. I didn't go to dinner that night. I wouldn't talk to anyone, I stayed in my bunk, until I fell asleep. I was "Lost"

Christopher Cone

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