Christianity and the Outsider: A Lawyer Looks at Justice and Justification - eBook
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Christianity and the Outsider: A Lawyer Looks at Justice and Justification - eBook  -     By: James W. Geiger

Christianity and the Outsider: A Lawyer Looks at Justice and Justification - eBook

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Title: Christianity and the Outsider: A Lawyer Looks at Justice and Justification - eBook
By: James W. Geiger
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Resource Publications
Publication Date: 2012
ISBN: 9781621894568
ISBN-13: 9781621894568
Stock No: WW108737EB

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What does Christianity have to say about the salvation of the African tribesman who died before the missionaries arrived, and the "great sorrow" of the Messianic Jew who grieves for family and friends who did not or will not acknowledge his Jesus as their Messiah? C. S. Lewis said these outsiders represent the "scandal of exclusivity." Jim Geiger is a Christian insider and fully committed to the exclusivity of Christ's atonement. However, he is suggesting an expanded Christology where: - The constant speed of light in E = mc2 corroborates the constant Christ of Heb 13:8. - Special and general relativity model special and general revelation. - The Christ of general revelation represents the hope of salvation for some of Christianity's outsiders.

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James W. Geiger graduated from Stetson University and Stetson Law School and later studied at Knox Seminary. He served as an FBI Agent and Prosecuting Attorney, practiced law, and has taught law, Bible, and Great Books. He is the author of The Gospel According to Relativity: Constant Value in a Changing World (2005).

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