Madre Teresa de Calcuta: 366 Textos. Un Pensamiento Para Cada Dia.

"Argumentos persuasivos trabajados con herramientas tomadas de la lógica, la ciencia y la filosofía, así como de la Escritura, solidifican su fe cristiana y le proporcionan puntos de partida para las discusiones con escépticos. Dios no está muerto es la apologética para el siglo XXI, presentada en términos sencillos. Aprenda a hablar de su propia fe con confianza a la vez que guía a otros a una relación personal con Jesús."--Page 4 of cover.

It is impossible to understand Latin American Pentecostalism without a clear understanding of its origin. Donald Dayton embarks on this task, and accomplishes it with admirable detail. Dayton's investigation focuses on the pre-history of the Pentecostal movement in Latin America. Nevertheless, the reader will discover that much of what has happened in Latin American Pentecostalism could only be understood by exploring those theological roots, which could be summarized in four Christological affirmations: Jesus saves, heals, baptizes with the Holy Spirit, and will come again. Dayton's book...

'It revisits the question of God's provision, not only from a doctrinal point of view, but mainly through the analysis of true experiences of real people, whose lives and struggles are recorded in Scripture. God's provision is what gives strength and perseverance to His saints.'

Una contribución a la claridad sobre quién es Jesucristo y qué es la Iglesia, para hacer fecundo el diálogo ecuménico.