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Posterity is as likely to be wrong as anyone else.

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Cover image via AmazonA Faith and Culture Devotional: Daily Readings on Art, Science, and Life by Kelly Monroe Kullberg and Lael Arrington, eds.

A daily guided tour through many of the paintings, laboratories, rock arenas, great books, mass movements, and private lives that have shaped the ways in which we think and live.

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Cover image via AmazonReasons of the Heart: Recovering Christian Persuasion by William Edgar.

While affirming the importance of reason in answering unbelief, Edgar invites us to make full use of the diverse forms of persuasion aimed at the unbelieving heart by exploring the “deeply human side” of Christian apologetics.

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