A Commonsense Case for ChristianityHerein is an appeal to an examination of mere, authentic Christianity. I concluded my last book, The Philosophy of Commonsense with the premise that Christian values had informed the common-sense of ordinary and extraordinary people throughout the history of the West to culminate in the formation of American culture. This work is a continuation of that theme with a discussion of precisely what is meant by authentic Christianity and why anyone that seeks to understand their place in the cosmos should at least give it the old college try. |
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| Title | A Commonsense Case for Christianity |
| Author | Barry L. Clark |
| Publisher | The Calhoun Institute, 2019 |
| Length | 60 pages |
| Subjects | › › Religion / Christian Church / General |
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