Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, May 2020

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The May issue of Tabletalk covers the importance of the twentieth century in the history of the church. The Christian faith takes history seriously, understanding that God works in time and that His people live and move in historical eras that shape them and that are shaped by them in significant ways. As the twentieth century gets further away from us, we are increasingly able to understand how the people and events of those one hundred years have left their indelible mark on the church. Understanding the effects of the twentieth century is vital for understanding where the church is today and how we can be faithful in our generation. This issue provides an overview of some of the most important people, events, and ideas from the twentieth century whose impact continues to be felt today.


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The Gates of Hell Shall Not Prevail by Burk Parsons
Overview of the Twentieth Century by S. Donald Fortson III
The Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy by John R. Muether
Ethics in Flux by Bruce P. Baugus
Doctrinal Shifts by Keith A. Mathison
Turning the Other Cheek by Michael Aitcheson
Expectations of the Pastor's Family by Brian Croft
Preparing to Encounter Skeptics by L. Anthony Curto
What Is an Apostle? by R. Carlton Wynne

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