
Five
Views on Apologetics
Dr. Steve
Cowan, Gen. Editor
ARC's own Steve
Cowan has edited and contributed to this
important work in which leaders discuss and interact
on the five basic approaches to Christian apologetics.
398 p. $18.00
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Public
Schools: The Sorcerer's New Apprentice?
Craig Branch, John Ankerberg, John Weldon
A definitive
book which addresses faulty, illegal, New Age and
humanistic
approaches
and curriculum in public schools and helps parents
and educators know how to properly deal with them.
304 p.
$18
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World Proofing
Your Kids
Lael Arrington
This
book is crucial for parents who need a plan to help
their families
negotiate the hostile currents of a rapidly
disintegrating culture. 304 pages $15
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Mustard Seed
Versus McWorld: Reinventing Life and Faith for the
Future
Tom Sine
An important
work which challenges the church to reinvent itself
in
the face of serious
compromises with the culture and the challenge
of the new millenium. 249 p. $20
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I'm
Glad You Asked
Ken Boa, Larry Moody
This is an excellent
practical book which gives thorough responses
to
fourteen of the most common objections to faith
Christians encounter. 277p. $11
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The
Death of Truth: Responding to Multiculturalism, Rejection
of Reason, and the Postmodern Diversity
Dennis
McCallum, editor
This
book is for the Christian who needs
to understand and engage the "Spirit of
the Age" which
has affected all areas of our culture - Literature,
healthcare, education,
history, law, science and religion. 288p. $16
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Relativism:
Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air
Francis
Beckwith, Gregory Koukl
This book admirably
explores responses to
the inconsistencies inherent in the
relativistic culture of death as it explores personal,
dialogical
evangelism,
abortion, homosexuality, multiculturalism,
political correctness and tolerance issues.
188p.
$15
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The
Doctrine of God
Gerald Bray
Almost
all heresies are spawned out of an incorrect
understanding
of who
God is. It is crucial that we know about
God and that we then
come to know the true God. 281p. $16
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New
Age or Old Lie
Kerry
McRoberts
This is a concise
treatment of
the New Age
philosophies
and
how
they have
infiltrated various components
of our culture as well as
a defense of
the Christian faith in contrast.
137p. $8
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A Ready
Defense
Josh McDowell
This
is a must for every Christian's library as it compiles
four of
Josh's books into one. It covers the authority
of the Bible, common objections to Christianity,
cults and world religions. 495p. $20
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Answering
Islam
Norman Geisler, Abdul Saleeb
This
book reveals the basic teachings of Islam,
responds to its basic beliefs and covers the Christian's
answer to those claims. Islam has become the
#2 religion in the United States and western culture
behind Christianity. 336p. $17
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The
God Who is There
Francis Schaeffer
This
book, written by one of the most prophetic and
important
Christian philosophers of our century, demonstrates
how Christianity can fearlessly confront the
competing philosophies of our culture. 226p. $13
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He is
There and He is Not Silent
Francis
Schaeffer
This
book naturally follows The
God Who is There as
it deals with one of the most fundamental of all
questions: how we know, and how we know that
we know. 100p. $11
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True Spirituality
Francis Schaeffer
When
it boils down to the bottom line, giving honest answers
to honest questions must
always be based on the reality of living out the
Christian life before the world. This book wonderfully
explores the reality of true spirituality. 180p.
$11
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Who Runs the Church
Dr. Steve Cowan, General Editor
Churches have
split and denominations have formed over the issue
of church government. Yet, while many Christians
can explain their particular church's form of rule
and may staunchly uphold it, few have a truly biblical
understanding
of it. Four views examined: Episcopalianism, Presbyterianism,
Singer-Elder Congregation, Plural-Elder Congregation.
$15
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Love Your God
With All Your Mind
J.P Moreland
The mind
plays an important role in Christianity. Unfortunately,
many of us leave our minds behind when it comes
to
our faith. In this important work, Moreland presents
a logical
case for the role of the mind in spiritual transformation.
$14
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True For You, But Not For
Me
Paul Copan A help on
deflating the common slogans that leave Christians
speechless, such as, "All religions lead to
God," "Who
are you to judge others," and "Christians
are so intolerant." $13
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To Everyone an Answer: A Case for the Christian Worldview
edited by Francis J. Beckwith, William Lane Craig,
and J. P. Moreland
In
a society fascinated by spirituality but committed
to religious pluralism,
the Christian worldview faces sophisticated and aggressive
opposition. What is needed in this syncretistic era
is an authoritative, comprehensive Christian response.
This
book offers such a response. $20 (reduced)
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The Word-Faith Controversy
Robert
M. Bowman Jr.
The word-faith
movement has stirred up confusion and
curiosity about the role of faith in healing and
prosperity. Can believers gain bodily health and
financial wealth
through "positive confession"? In this
work, Bowman examines the movement's origins and
teaching,
distinguishing acceptable Pentecostal practices from
distorted offshoots. $15
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The Gospel Code
Ben Witherington III
Dan Brown's
international bestseller The Da Vinci Code had raised
many questions in the minds of readers, blurring
the lines between fact and fiction. Witherington
confronts
these questions and the claims of Brown's book in
plain language that the interested reader can follow.
$15
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Harry Potter and the Bible: The Menace Behind the Magick
Richard
Abanes
In this
user-friendly and helpful volume, Abanes answers
questions about the suitability
of the series for children as well as issues about
occultism, moral lessons, and how it compares to
other fantasy books
like those written by C.S. Lewis and Tolkein. $13
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A Matter
of Basic Principles: Bill Gothard and the Christian
Life
by Don Veinot, Joy Veinot, and Ron Henzel
The dangerous
deception of Bill Gothard and his crusade, his
lack of accountability, and his
failure
to apply biblical principles to his own life. $16
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Damaged Disciples: Casualties
of Authoritarian Churches and the Shepherding Movement
by
Ron & Vicki Burks
The shepherding
movement is a charismatic movement that makes virtual
prisoners
of its followers. This book
is an account of the years the Burkses were part
of the shepherding movement. It is a story of their
struggle
to break free and rebuild their lives, and for Vicki,
being rescued from the abyss of nonbeing. $8
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Alternative Medicine: The Christian Handbook
Donal
O'Mathuna and Walt Larimore, M.D.
What alternative
therapies are there available today? Should I consider
herbal remedies, dietary supplements, and vitamins?
What are the claims, what is the evidence,
and how do I choose wisely? Are there spiritual concerns
with certain alternative therapies? A virtually exhaustive
resource including a categorical and alphabetical
reference guide. $15
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Examining Alternative Medicine: An Inside Look at the
Benefits and Risks
Paul C. Reisser, MD, Dale Mabe, D.O.,
Robert Velarde
How should
a Christian evaluate all the new alternative therapy
options available today? Is this all a fad or is it
here to stay? Do some therapies have spiritual underpinnings
that are at
odds with a
biblical framework? A philosophical look at these
questions. $20
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Science and Christianity: Conflict or Coherence?
By
Henry F. Schaefer
Professor
Schaefer is one of the most distinguished physical
scientists in
the world. This five time nominee for the Nobel Prize
discusses how he
became a Christian and provides easily understood
answers to the most common "scientific" objections.
$15
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Islam In Context: Past, Present and Future
by Peter
G. Riddell and Peter Cotterell
A highly
readable and scholarly overview of the history of
Islam and its
current manifestations. The authors address complex,
sensitive, and controversial issues with integrity,
providing an immensely valuable analysis of the role
of Islam in
today's world and of the challenges within Islam
that Muslims themselves need to address. $18
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What
You Need to Know About Islam & Muslims
George
W. Braswell Jr.
With insight into the beliefs, social lives, family
structures, and missionary strategies of the
Islamic faith, this
important new book offers a unique perspective to
help you know and understand Islam's influential
beliefs and
practices. $11
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Islam: its Prophet, Peoples, Politics, and Power
by
George W. Braswell Jr.
An
expanded version of What
You Need to Know About Islam & Muslims.
$25
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The Shape of Sola Scriptura
by Keith A. Mathison
The issue
of Sola Scriptura is not an abstract problem relevant
only to 16th century
Reformation, but one that
poses increasingly more serious consequences for
contemporary Christianity. An intriguing defense
of the ancient (and
classical Protestant) doctrine of Sola Scriptura
against the claims of Rome, the East, and modern
Evangelicalism. $17
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The God Who Justifies: The Doctrine of Justification
by James R. White
In
today's culture where tolerance is the new absolute,
James White proclaims
with passion the truth and centrality of the doctrine
of justification by faith alone. $20 (hardcover)
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The
Roman Catholic Controversy: Catholics & Protestants...Do
the Differences Still Matter?
By James R. White
More than at any
time in the past, Roman Catholics and evangelicals
are working together. They are standing
shoulder to shoulder against social evils like abortion
and homosexuality. This book examines the issues that
divide, the current views of tradition, the Papacy,
the Mass, Purgatory,
indulgences, and Marian doctrine. White affirms that
there are crucial differences regarding the heart
of the gospel that cannot be ignored. $14.
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Speaking the Truth in Love to Mormons
by Mark J. Cares
Mark J. Cares
speaks from experience. Since 1981 he has lived and
served as a pastor in Southwest
Idaho
where Latter-Day Saints' influence is great. Extensive
research and witness to Mormons has made him one
of the most sought after authors and speakers on
the subject. $16
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Reasoning from the Scriptures with the Jehovah's Witnesses
by
Ron Rhodes
9 out of
10 Christians don't know how to answer a Jehovah's
Witness.
The average JW can make a "doctrinal pretzel" out
of the average question in about 30 seconds, as once
said by Dr. Walter Martin. Yet it is possible for
Christians to effectively respond with bold confidence
to a JW,
and this book will show you how. $13
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Amazing Grace - The History and Theology of Calvinism
DVD
The first video
documentary that answers the questions about the
background of Calvinism. Hosted by Eric Holmberg
(Hell’s Bells 1 & 2; The Massacre of Innocence)
this fascinating three-part, four-hour presentation
is detailed enough so as to not gloss over the controversy.
At the same time, it is broken up into ten “Sunday-school-sized” sections
to make the rich content manageable and accessible
for the average viewer. $29.95
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Lies That Go Unchallenged in Popular Culture
by Charles Colson
Colson examines seven lies
that affect our contemporary society and brings clarity
to various events and trends
over the past decade. Topics explored include marriage,
freedoms and rights, being "tolerant", and
the arts & media. $13
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The 10 Things You Should Know About the Creation vs.
Evolution Debate
by Ron Rhodes
Learn how to respond
to people who don't take creationism seriously. Concise
and very informational. $11
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The 10 Most Important Things You Can Say to a Catholic
by Ron Rhodes
$8
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Breaking the Da Vinci Code
by Dr. Darrell L. Bock
Breaks through the cloud
of conspiracy theories surrounding documents and
practices of the early church. Bock's
hard work provides readers with an easy entry into
territory that would otherwise be daunting and confusing.
(hardcover) $17
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The Privileged Planet: How Our Place in the Cosmos
Is Designed For Discovery
by Guillermo Gonzalez and Jay W. Richards
Is Earth merely an insignificant
speck in a vast and meaningless universe? On the
contrary. Find out how
the universe was "finely
tuned" to protect and sustain Earth, and how the
laws and constants that govern the universe are narrowly
defined to protect the existence of life. (hardcover)
$28
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Set Apart: Calling a Worldly Church to a Godly Life
by
R. Kent Hughes
The church must be distinct from the world in order
to reach the world. Hughes builds a case for godliness
in the church-a case that echoes the biblical call
to holiness. $13
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Coming Out of Homosexuality: New Freedom For Men and
Women
by Bob Davies and Lori Rentzel
Do you want God's will for your life but struggle
with gay or lesbian desires? This is NOT a theoretical
book, but a practical guide for people struggling in
these areas and keys to building God-honoring relationships.
Discover strategies that work based on biblical guidance.
$12
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God? A Debate Between a Christian and an Atheist
by
William Lane Craig and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
A wonderful exchange about the existence of God. The
deepest controversies and issues related to the existence
of God are debated. (hardcover) $20
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| Come with author Ken Boa as he explores various pathways
that lead to a deeper Christian walk. That I May Know
God will challenger you to live the fullness of your
faith in God. $19
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We
don’t like to admit it,
but these are not good days for evangelicalism. “Born
again believers” do
not differ significantly from the worldview of their
neighbors. Boice believes that our ignorance of God
and neglect of the gospel of grace is at the root
of the problem. $18
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| A
recreation of Bunyan’s 17th
century classic, set against the landscape of the
new millennium. $14
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Christians
throughout history have been strengthened by the
knowledge that God knows everything about
the future. But what if God could only rely on His
best
guess about tomorrow? Would it not affect your trust
in Him, your confidence in facing the future? A look
at the view of Open Theism, and contrastingly, a
true view of God’s sovereignty. $12
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The concept of the truth as absolute,
objective and universal has undergone serious deterioration
in recent
years. No longer is it a goals for all to pursue.
Rather, postmodernism sees truth as inseparable
from culture,
psychology, race and gender. But, is truth ultimately
what we make it? The author unveils how truth has
come under attack and how it can be defended in
the areas
of theology, apologetics, ethics and the arts. $14
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Understanding and appreciating who
God is and what He has done for us is at the center
of Christian faith.
A concise handbook on what the Bible teaches in major
areas of Christian doctrine such as the Bible, God,
humanity, Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the Church. $16
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Where do
you go to get well? For some people, the answer to
that question is no
longer, “to the
doctor.” More and more are turning to alternative
treatments such as acupuncture, acupressure, therapeutic
touch, meditation, homeopathy, and biofeedback. Do
these practices promote wellness and healing for
the whole person? Get the medical facts. $10
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Authors go into detailed accounts of
psychic healing, its occult roots, and why it is
such a dangerous practice.
More than just one of the strangest and most distu |