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Category: Book Reviews

Teleioteti book reviews interact with contemporary or relevant literature. A book review on Teleioteti attempts to promote what is biblical and helpful for God’s people and caution against or call into question books that are ambiguious or even harmful for God’s people. Some of our reviews are present a traditional summary and evaluation, others present a focused critique or response. Objectivity is not a goal of Teleioteti; faithfulness to God as He has revealed himself in the Bible is.

Book Reviews, Scripture and Canon, Theology

Review of The Doctrine of Scripture

In The Doctrine of Scripture, Mark Thompson delivers a clear and edifying exposition of the Bible as God's own self-attesting word.

30 May 202230 May 2022Bibliology, Crossway books, Mark Thompson, Moore College, Short Studies in Systematic Theology, TheologyLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christian Living, Ecclesiology, Theology, Training

Review of the Trellis and the Vine

The Vine and the Trellis is a compelling call to person-centred ministry and investment in the identification and training of leaders.

13 April 202212 April 2022Matthais Media, teleioteti training initiative, TrainingLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Ecclesiology, Theology

Review of Better Together

Better Together has many helpful things to say about church mergers but is significantly weakened by a lack of theological depth.

12 January 202211 January 2022Church, church mergers, Ecclesiology, TheologyLeave a comment
Apologetics, Book Reviews, Epistemology, Ethics, Metaphysics, Method, Theology, Worldview

Review of Thinking through Creation

Thinking through Creation is a tremendous example of Christian intellectual engagement with contemporary culture, of "cultural critique."

5 January 202220 January 2022Apologetics, Chris Watkin, cultural critique, Philosophy, postmodernism, PresuppositionalismLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christian Living, Ecclesiology, Theology

Review of The Two Kingdoms

The Two Kingdoms is a helpful corrective to history of Two Kingdoms theology but fails to commend the doctrine.

1 December 202127 January 2022Davenant, Littlejohn, Political theology, Practical Theology, Puritanism, Richard Hooker, Theology, two kingdomsLeave a comment

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