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Upon receiving this information, our editors will determine whether or not the manuscript is one that ACM would like to be associated with and help promote. If so, you will be contacted to send the full manuscript. Our editors will review the final manuscript, and if we are still enthusiastic about it, negotiations on the contract details will be worked out.

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G.K. Chesterton paperback edition with index

admin — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 04:13:02 +0000

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G. K. Chesterton’s ‘Spiritual Autobiography,’ Orthodoxy

White Cliffs of Dover; Chesterton Discovers England

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Product Description
The wit and wisdom of Gilbert K. Chesterton continues to astonish new readers. Presented as his ’spiritual autobiography,’ this monumental work shows just how clearly Mr. Chesterton anticipated future developments in philosophy as well as how Christianity would continue to resonate with individual seekers. Atheism, materialism, modernism… still lack the romance embodied in Christianity. This edition includes an index to help run down the memorable quotes you recall Chesterton said, but not where he said it.

Product Details

Paperback: 168 pages

Publisher: Suzeteo Enterprises (September 17, 2009)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0979127661

ISBN-13: 978-0979127663

Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.4 inches

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online apologetics discussion forum

admin — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 00:33:41 +0000

Apologist Anthony Horvath was active in the earliest days of Internet debating. Originally participating in a now defunct website, he created his own at sntjohnny.com and invited the members of the original one to come to his after it was clear the original one was going to close.

After a good five years on the sntjohnny.com domain, the forum has now been moved to http://swordoftruth.us/. While the domain is fresh, and the forum is in its fifth, sixth, or even tenth incarnation, many of the members have known each other and have been debating for closing in on 15 years. That makes it one of the longest-lived communities on the web!

Unlike other Christian discussion forums, this one allows atheists to really speak their mind; the same latitude is given to Christians.

apologetics as keeping Christians from falling away in the first place

admin — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:17:14 +0000

Over the last decade I have become aware of just how much the Church itself plays in generating nonbelievers. It should have dawned on me sooner, as I myself was raised in the church. I had 12 years of Christian schooling and was studying to be a pastor at a Christian university when all of the hard questions came. I foolishly thought that just because I didn’t know the answers that Christianity had none. Despite my own experience I didn’t give much attention to the thought that I had been ’set up’ for unbelief.

In 2007, my claim that the Church is producing atheists was aired on the ChristianPost.com and I received a flood of emails and contacts, most of them Christians who completely agreed.

Today, the claim is not controversial because it is obvious to everyone.

When I made that claim, I had already been thinking about ways in which this trend can be addressed and corrected. The broader vision of Athanatos Christian Ministries is to raise awareness and to try to create and implement solutions to this particular issue.

Ultimately, there will have to be some discussion about how we educate our young, what unspoken positions we promote regarding study and learning, and probably how we do ”church” in the first place.

Such topics are controversial by their very nature. Unfortunately, a lot of folks are battling over the ‘wrong hill.’ They are defending the wrong ‘front line.’ ACM aims to devote its energy to fighting the real fights of our time, choosing wisely which hill is worth ‘dying’ on.

The core truth driving the ministries of ACM at this point is that the transmission of the Christian faith in America is broken. To fix it, we ought not abandon anything good, wherever it is found, as all good things come from God (James 1:17) and he has given them to us.

For ACM, every tool is on the table… the arts, sciences, education, etc…

It will be an uphill battle, but ACM believes it is worth fighting- so long as it is the right hill.

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