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As many of us can attest, Christians don’t always know exactly what they believe or why they believe it. And, according to John Hannah, Christianity that is divorced from its theological history is mere morality, not the vibrant, biblical faith that changes hearts and lives. Theology doesn’t just provide us with insights about God; it provides the foundation from which we respond appropriately to...

the church today from its opponents both within and without. For example, the church has at times swung between an arid faith full of knowledge but with little vitality and an experience-centered faith with little intellectual content. An overemphasis in either direction has proven destructive to Christian experience. Though this is a contemporary issue of importance, it is not the first time the church has been forced to articulate the relationship between “the faith as known” and “the faith as
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