This book is a step-by-step guide on the spiritual journey of faith toward Jesus Christ. Finally, there is a book that not only offers goods reasons to believe in God, but also introduces the reader to the essential beliefs behind Christianity, and this helps them to make the final step to become a Christian. This more than an evangelism track. This is more than a primer on Christian theology. This book helps the reader make the final step to actually become a Christian. Hence the title "From Reason to Redemption." Beyond C. S. Lewis and Josh McDowell, this book helps the reader know what they actually have to do to become a believer.

This book is compiled from verbatim notes taken of lectures given in 1915 to the students at the Bible Training College, Clapham, and in the following year to men of the Egyptian Expeditionary force in the Y.M.C.A. Hut, Zeitoun, Egypt. The Psychology of Redemption was the first book published by Mrs. Chambers after her 1919 return from Egypt. In 1922, Mrs. Chambers and Kathleen, were living in Yarnton in a small cottage with no electricity or running water. With financial help from friends, she had the book printed in Oxford, continuing her first steps of faith in the journey that gave her husband's words to the world. "Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on Me through their word" (John 17:20). This book is just the "word" of a disciple of Jesus Christ's, and it is sent out with the prayer that it may be the "great disposing word" of God in many lives.

Steve Wilkens edits a debate between three different understandings of the relationship between faith and reason, between theology and philosophy. The three views include: Faith and Philosophy in Tension, Faith Seeking Understanding and the Thomistic Synthesis. This introduction to a timeless quandary is an essential resource for students.

Are you spiritually inquisitive? Willing to set aside time each day to pursue personal spiritual growth? Baby Steps Of Faith-The First Mile by Charles E. Perry Sr. is a fifty-day journey towards better relationships-both with God and with other people. The goal is to gain fresh insights regarding God's promises, His love, His justice, and our role in the big picture. Discovering our role in God's plan might take place early in life or it might occur later; but we must never forget that we do have a role in His plan. Baby Steps of Faith is about seeking God's direction, following it, and then enjoying the results. It's a fifty-day walk of learning how to overcoming obstacles through the mighty power of the Holy Spirit. Each day's baby step is one step closer to realizing our full potential in our journey of faith. Abounding with simple, practical truths, Baby Steps of Faith is your guide to a deeper relationship with God.

For centuries books have changed lives. Some even improved lives. This book provides an historical sketch of mankinds path during the past four millennia with a focus on mankinds use of faith and reason as faculties to guide life. Along this path there have been endless efforts to guide human lives; some even sought to reduce the brutishness of humans. Among the early efforts to encourage civility in human behavior were tenets, doctrines of faith-based religions. With faith, as used in this copy, one accepts without question doctrines and tenets of a religion. Later along mankinds path, reason developed as a faculty enabling one to question, to seek truths and to use integrity, ethics and morality to do what is right. As in any path, there are increments of progress, steps, which serve as landmarks along the way. Reason, with rational thinking, got a foothold in the second millennium BCE, beginning a transfer by mankind in using reason rather than faith as a faculty to guide human life. The text describes some of the more progressive, landmark steps by 11 historical figures in the path of mankind illustrating advantages of reason as a faculty to guide ones life. Many instances could mark the beginning of this path, but the one selected for the copy is the story of Abraham. With this person, beginning in Mesopotamia, the path traverses westward to the life of Thomas Paine in Paris, London and Philadelphia. The objective in this copy is to help the reader comprehend these progressive steps in utilizing reason rather than faith as a faculty to guide ones life and to correct intolerance, injustice and other brutishness of humanity. Relevant historical information on the notable humans taking these steps, and on their times, hopefully will provide useful illumination for the steps described. White examines how men from Abraham and Seneca to Voltaire and Thomas Paine helped establish the use of reason rather than faith as a guide for mankind. Steps, Faith to Reason is nothing short of the history of Western thought condensed into a single, easily understood volume. ForeWord Clarion Review [Steps, Faith to Reason]represents the authors sober assessment of the intellectual path humanity has taken from theocracy to secularity, from the ubiquity of religion to the use of scientific thought. Blue Ink Review

Murray explores the biblical passages dealing with the necessity, nature, perfection, and extent of the atonement, and goes on to identify the distinct steps in the Bible's presentation of how the redemption accomplished by Christ is applied progressively to the life of the redeemed.