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Tag Archives: dallas willard
Dallas Willard: Knowing Christ Today
Thesis: A life of steadfast discipleship to Jesus Christ can be supported only upon assured knowledge of how things are, of the realities in terms of which that life is lived (Willard 7). Correct knowledge gives us secure access to reality. … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Philosophy, theology
Tagged cosmological argument, dallas willard, epistemology, knowledge, miracles
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Dallas Willard: Hearing God
We all get nervous when people say “God spoke to me.” And sometimes rightfully so. Willard deconstructs both sides of the reaction and gives us a tour-de-force in philosophy as well. While we Evangelicals want to preserve the Bible’s integrity … Continue reading
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Tagged continuationism, dallas willard
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Dallas Willard: Renovation of the Heart
It’s hard to write a new book on spiritual formation. Even the books that are good seem to have covered already-covered ground. What more is there to add? Dallas Willard takes a different angle. Rather than aiming for spiritual formation … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Philosophy, theology
Tagged dallas willard, free will, soul, spiritual disciplines
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Living in Christ’s Presence
It reads like a series of reflections about Willard’s lifelong ministry. Some high points: Willard *Evangelism isn’t manipulating people to “feel” a new experience. It primarily includes bringing them new information. *Urges Evangelicals to read John Cassian and the Philokalia. … Continue reading
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Tagged dallas willard, john ortberg, soul, spiritual disciplines
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