What is the Bible?: An Introduction to the Doctrine of Bibliology (Systematic Theology I-IV) (Volume 1)

In the face of the emboldened assault upon religious freedom, Christianity and Bible doctrine, this comprehensive introduction to systematic theology invites readers on a journey for anyone seeking the true meaning of life. Written in a concise, abbreviated style that is organized for detailed study, this is only one volume in a series covering a full range of theology examining in traditional systematic fashion Bibliology, Soteriology, Christology, and Pneumatology concluding in second part with Anthropology, Ecclesiology and Eschatology. It emphasizes the sovereignty of God and the infallibility of Scripture while stressing the relevance of key convictions of Christian faith and practice in today’s world without prejudice through the lens of historical development, preservation, testimonials and an examination of reasons to trust the Bible. A step beyond traditional study of the Bible, several distinctive features make this introduction to Systematic Theology attractive to anyone with a sincere interest in getting to the bottom line: a) clear writing targeted for precision b) technical terms kept to a minimum, c) relaxed tone appealing to various audiences d) scriptural basis for doctrine, e) a contemporary edge and f) reflective quotes. This work includes an extensive Bibliography and Glossary designed to promote further reading and appreciation for Systematic Theology and critical thinking.