Being and Belief

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The book explores the church's confessional role in a contemporary cultural landscape where biblical-theological frameworks clash with evolving philosophical ideas. It examines the tension between theology and philosophy, questioning whether the church has maintained its Reformation roots or compromised its relevance by straying from its historical identity. The author probes the implications of this disconnect, pondering if contemporary culture remains accessible to the traditional messages of divine revelation.