Digital Logos Edition
The College Press Resurrection Collection presents two volumes by world-renowned apologist Gary R. Habermas. Volume one illustrates how the resurrection is related to numerous New Testament doctrines and analyzes the resurrection’s implications for daily Christian living. Volume two emphasizes the resurrection’s importance for different aspects of Christian knowledge and faith. The volumes include application sections, additional reading recommendations, and discussion at the end of each chapter, making the College Press Resurrection Collection perfect for individual or group study.
In the Logos Bible Software edition, all Scripture passages are tagged to the original language texts or your preferred English translation. You can perform powerful searches by topic and find what other authors, scholars, and theologians have to say, making this collection ideal for studying the resurrection.
What implications does Jesus’ resurrection have for our daily Christian lives? Think you know all you need to about the resurrection? Think again. Like a multifaceted diamond, the resurrection reflects many sides of the Christian faith:
What would Christianity be without the magnitude and certainty of the resurrection? Nothing but another religion. Join world-renowned author and apologist Gary Habermas on an enlightening study of the implications of Christ’s resurrection for believers’ daily lives.
The cross proves that God understands suffering and loves each of us enough to endure the pain. The resurrection proves that such an overcoming is ours too. Explore the resurrection in a whole new light. The resurrection offers:
Because Jesus lives, we can face every struggle, every tragedy, every triumph, every tomorrow. The resurrection of Jesus is not only dramatic evidence of his claim to be the Savior of mankind, but a foundation supporting many of the fundamental teachings of the New Testament. This study will help you recognize the resurrection’s importance for other aspects of your Christian knowledge and faith.
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Gary R. Habermas received his DD from Emmanuel University and his PhD from Michigan State University. He is the distinguished professor of apologetics and philosophy and the chairman of the department of philosophy and theology at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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