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FLET: Módulo de Teologia

Reseña La teología no es meramente un ejercicio académico para intelectuales. Siempre debe mantenerse viva y práctica a la realidad de la gente común. El módulo de Teología contiene un total de 10 volúmenes que sintetizan en términos claros más de 100 de las principales doctrinas de la fe … more

FLET: Módulo de Biblia

Reseña Si bien fue escrita mucho tiempo atrás, la Biblia trata de temas que nos tocan tan de cerca como a su audiencia original. Para apreciar más su relevancia necesitamos entender su fuente de inspiración, su mensaje central, al igual que cómo ha sido preservado a lo largo de las … more

Luther’s Works Upgrade (vols. 58–60) (3 vols.)

Martin Luther’s works are of “importance for the faith, life, and history of the Christian church.” Luther’s Works has made Martin Luther accessible to the modern reader. Concordia Publishing House has expanded Luther’s Works to include genres underrepresented in the previous existing … more

Post-Reformation Catholic Thought and Piety (27 vols.)

The Catholic Church has honored only 35 people with the title “Doctor of the Church,” recognizing them for their eminent learning and great sanctity. Nine of these thinkers have lived in the past five centuries: St. John of Ávila (1500–1569), St. Teresa of Ávila (1515–1582), St. John of … more

Augsburg Fortress African American Theology Collection (6 vols.)

What is “African American religion”? How have African Americans engaged Scripture throughout history? This collection presents six volumes on African America’s religious history, preaching, systematic and womanist theology, and biblical interpretation. It follows the spiritual development … more

Augsburg Fortress Lutheran Studies Collection (6 vols.)

The Augsburg Fortress Lutheran Studies Collection contains six volumes on Martin Luther’s theology, with contributions from various disciplines. The collection analyzes Luther’s relationship with philosophy, including his philosophical formation, influence on major philosophers, and … more

Augustine versus Luther on Sin, Sexuality, and Salvation by Wendy Widder

Augustine of Hippo and Martin Luther had absolutely foundational influences over the thought, practice, and development of Christian theology. Yet somehow the work of these two theological giants has produced out-of-balance perspectives within Protestantism on marriage, sexuality, and … more

Hearts Aflame Scripture Study: Genesis (2 vols.)

Hearts Aflame Scripture Study approaches Scripture not as a textbook, but as a living encounter with God. With vivid commentary, memory verses, and a detailed leader’s guide to all lesson questions, this program is welcoming to beginners, young adults, Catholics and non-Catholics alike. … more

Reign of the Servant Kings: A Study of Eternal Security and the Final Significance of Man by Joseph C. Dillow

Can a true Christian lose his salvation? If he cannot, then is there a danger of moral liberty? It has been many years since a comprehensive book on the doctrine of eternal security has been published. The Reign of the Servant Kings, approaches the subject from a distinct and refreshing … more

F. C. Baur Collection (5 vols.)

Classical NT Criticism and Early Church History F. C. Baur is credited with founding the movement known as the “Tübingen School” of New Testament criticism. At the time, his ideas were considered radical and the movement he started largely dissipated with his death, but the method of his … more

The Messages of the Books by Frederic William Farrar

“My desire,” says F. W. Farrar in the preface, is “to point out the general form, the peculiar characteristics, the special message of the Sacred Books one by one, because I had found by experience, both as a teacher and as a clergyman, that this method of studying each part of Scripture … more

Forgiveness: Unleashing a Transformational Process by Larry D. Ellis

In Forgiveness, Larry Ellis addresses one of the most challenging topics: the receiving and giving of forgiveness. He addresses the historic Christian idea that forgiveness is the sole responsibility of the one who has been hurt or offended. Ellis puts forth an extensive development from … more

The Works of Aristotle (12 vols.) by Aristotle

It is impossible to overstate Aristotle’s importance in the development of Western thought. A student of Plato, Aristotle quickly distinguished himself from his teacher by rejecting the theory of forms—the belief that the characteristics of any physical thing (roundness, redness) exist … more

Sermones de John Piper y Una Ambición Santa by John Piper

Reseña John Piper se ha transformado en uno de los predicadores prominentes de la actualidad. Por las últimas tres décadas estuvo a cargo del púlpito en la iglesia Bethlehem Baptist Church en Minneapolis, Minnesota, Estados Unidos. Sus mensajes contagian una pasión por la supremacía de … more

The Jewish Encyclopedia (12 vols.) by Isidore Singer

The Jewish people have been connected with some of the important movements in history. The early histories of the world’s most influential monotheistic religions are connected with the Hebrew Bible. The Jewish Encyclopedia gives a comprehensive, systematized, and succinct account of the … more