"Protestantism developed its sense of identity primarily in……" — Alister E. McGrath
"Protestantism developed its sense of identity primarily in response to external threats and criticisms rather than as a result of shared beliefs. In one sense, the idea of 'Protestantism' can be seen as the creation of its opponents rather than of its supporters."
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Alister E. McGrath
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Atheism, I began to realize, rested on a less-than-satisfactory evidential basis. The arguments that had once seemed bold, decisive, and…
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Imagination is the gatekeeper of the human soul.
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All the important things in life lie beyond reason... and that's just the way things are.
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We live on earth; our homeland is in heaven.
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