Controversies in the Epistles

The sixth in the Biblical Controversies series, Controversies in the Epistles examines theological debates, textual criticism, apostolic authenticity, as well as historical criticisms and accusations. With over two thousand endnotes from respected scholars throughout history Dr. Criswell examines questions like: Does the Bible advocate slavery? Did Paul hate women? Have the gifts of the Spirit passed away? Did James believe salvation by works? Did the Apostles believe the end of the world would happen in their lifetimes? These are but a few of the controversies addressed with quotations from hundreds of scholars from the Church fathers to the present. Reader will be able to judge the answers for themselves and be better equipped to respond to Bible critics.

Author: David Criswell
Publisher: Fortress Adonai
Published: 09/07/2014
Pages: 530
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.54lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 1.07d
ISBN: 9780692290217

About the Author
David Criswell is best known as the author of the Biblical Controversies series (Controversies in the Gospels, Controversies in Revelation, and others). He has written the Rise and Fall of the Holy Roman Empire and Valley of the Blind which is in development as a motion picture. He has a Ph.D.from Tydanle Theological Seminary and is a Fellow at Louisiana Baptist Seminary. He also has a M.Div. and was editor-in-chief of the Evangelical Standard.

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