by Steve Hays
in ePub, .mobi & .pdf formats
1620 pages
In "Christian Supernaturalism," Steve Hays presents an insightful and thought-provoking exploration of supernatural phenomena from a Christian perspective. Hays delves into the concept and credibility of miracles, offering a robust defense of their occurrence both within and outside the biblical narrative. He systematically examines various types of supernatural events, including angelic apparitions, postmortem appearances, occult phenomena, and supernatural dreams and visions, providing a comprehensive analysis that challenges the naturalist paradigm.
One of the strengths of Hays' work is his ability to contextualize miracles within the broader framework of Christian theology. He discusses the traditional and contemporary understandings of miracles, highlighting their significance in affirming the truth of the Christian faith. Hays also addresses common objections to the supernatural, offering compelling counterarguments that emphasize the philosophical and theological underpinnings of Christian belief.
"Christian Supernaturalism" is not merely an academic treatise but also a practical guide for believers seeking to understand the role of the supernatural in their faith journey. Hays' clear and engaging writing style, combined with his thorough research and logical rigor, makes this book an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring the intersection of faith and the supernatural. Whether you are a theologian, pastor, or layperson, this book will equip you with a deeper understanding of how the miraculous fits into the Christian worldview and provide you with the tools to defend your faith in a skeptical world.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Christian Supernaturalism
Preface
I. Concept of Miracles
II. Credibility of miracles
III. Biblical miracles
IV. Extrabiblical miracles
V. Non-Christian miracles
VI. Supernatural dreams and visions
VII. Angelic apparitions
VIII. Dominical apparitions
IX. Postmortem apparitions
X. Occult apparitions
XI. Occult
XII. Ufology
XIII. Possession & exorcism
XIV. Cessationism
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