Monthly Archives: August 2010

Second Issue of Newsletter

Posted on August 26, 2010 by Ray Pennoyer

The second issue of NEST’s newsletter is now available for download. Its name is Veritas (Latin for “Truth”). You can find it here: Veritas Newsletter Vol 1 No 2. Let us know what you think!

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How do you HEAR Apologetics? Perspective Matters! Part II

Posted on August 24, 2010 by John M. DeMassa

The Areopagus, as seen from the Acropolis. When the Apostle Paul delivered his famous speech at the Areopagus near the Acropolis, what was he thinking?  As he spoke about the identity of “the Unknown God” did he care what his … Continue reading →

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How Do You Read a Book?

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Ray Pennoyer

“How do you read a book?” a friend recently asked me. What a great question that is! Of course, my friend was talking particularly about serious or academic-type reading, so what I am about to say may apply less to … Continue reading →

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Is Apologetics a Piece of Cake? Part I

Posted on August 18, 2010 by John M. DeMassa

A course on Apologetics The New England School of Theology plans to launch the course Introduction to Christian Apologetics course this fall.  We will meet every Monday night 6:30-8:30 starting on September 13th. We plan to cover: Classic Arguments for … Continue reading →

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