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Whatever happened to truth?

Authors:Andreas J. Köstenberger, R. Albert Mohler

Summary:This book helps show us how a correct mind-set on truth will best enable us to understand the tenets of the Bible. It offers hope and steadfastness to the readers by reminding us of the irreplaceable value of truth. With exceptional scholarship and powerful arguments, truth is upheld throughout the pages of this clear and thoughtful work.

Print Book, English, ©2005

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Publisher: Crossway Books, Wheaton, Ill., ©2005

Physical Description:173 pages ; 22 cm

ISBN:

9781581347722, 1581347723

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:61703896

Subjects:

Truth Biblical teaching

Truth Religious aspects Christianity

Vérité Aspect religieux Christianisme

Vérité Enseignement biblique

Contents:

Introduction / Andreas J. Köstenberger

What is truth? : Pilate's question in its Johannine and larger biblical context / Andreas J. Köstenberger

Truth and contemporary culture / R. Albert Mohler

Truth, contemporary philosophy, and the postmodern turn / J.P. Moreland

Lost in interpretation? : truth, Scripture, and hermeneutics / Kevin J. Vanhoozer

Epilogue / Andreas J. Köstenberger

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