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Gene C. Fant Jr.
Gene C. Fant Jr. isn't a Goodreads Author
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First Links 2.10.14
How Language Influences Math
Michael Brooks, New Statesman
My Parents Arranged My Marriage, and I’m Cool with That
Judilee King, Religion News Service
Hollow Men and the Search for a Workable Pluralism
Geoffrey Kabaservice, University Bookman
America’s Image Abroad
Sam Schulman, Weekly Standard
Why Pittsburgh Didn’t Become Detroit
Glenn Thrush, Politico Magazine
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The Liberal Arts: A Student's Guide
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2012
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Christian Higher Education: Faith, Teaching, and Learning in the Evangelical Tradition
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God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
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2010
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3 editions
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Expectant Moments
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1999
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The Liberal Arts: A Student's Guide
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“For Christians who desire to write, the call to read broadly is an absolute necessity, for writing is, in many ways, the process of digesting and synthesizing not only the thoughts and experiences of a writer's own life, but the writer's intellectual wanderings as well.”
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
“The greatest writers in the world have stolen the greatest Story ever told, time and time again. Christians should recognize this Story and seize the opportunity presented by this towering influence.”
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
“When we write stories that are happy, with little conflict or inference of sin, then we are creating portraits of the world that perpetuate a sort of "soft universalism," the idea that no one is truly lost but rather that all are actually saved.”
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
― God as Author: A Biblical Approach to Narrative
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