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Craig G. Bartholomew Books

    Craig G. Bartholomew is a philosophy professor deeply engaged with the critical examination of biblical texts and their application in the contemporary world. His work frequently explores the intersections of philosophy, theology, and hermeneutics, emphasizing the importance of profound scriptural understanding. Bartholomew strives to bridge academic rigor with practical living, encouraging readers to navigate life thoughtfully and ethically at the crossroads of diverse intellectual currents. His approach fosters an active engagement with both text and the wider world.

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    The Old Testament and God
    Revealing the Heart of Prayer
    When You Want to Yell at God

    • When You Want to Yell at God

      The Book of Job

      • 112 pages
      • 4 hours of reading
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      Exploring the profound narrative of Job, Craig Bartholomew invites readers to move beyond conventional beliefs about suffering and divine justice. He emphasizes that misfortune does not always stem from wrongdoing, and righteousness does not ensure rewards. Through a poetic lens, Bartholomew highlights the beauty and depth of Job's struggle with God, ultimately affirming the unwavering faithfulness of God amidst life's challenges. This reflection encourages a deeper understanding of faith in difficult times.

      When You Want to Yell at God

    • Revealing the Heart of Prayer

      The Gospel of Luke

      • 112 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Central to the Gospel of Luke is the theme of prayer, reflecting its significance in Jesus' life and his relationship with God. Craig G. Bartholomew offers a fresh perspective on this biblical text, emphasizing Jesus' example as a model for our own prayer lives. Through this exploration, readers are encouraged to deepen their understanding and practice of prayer, recognizing its vital role in spiritual growth and connection with the divine.

      Revealing the Heart of Prayer

    • The Old Testament and God

      Old Testament Origins and the Question of God, Volume 1

      • 608 pages
      • 22 hours of reading

      Focusing on the historical context, this volume provides a fresh examination of the Old Testament, exploring its origins and the concept of God within its narratives. It aims to deepen understanding of the text by situating it in its historical and cultural milieu, making it a significant contribution to biblical studies.

      The Old Testament and God