VOL. 12, NO. 1 | Connecting the Dots: Why Systematic Theology Matters

In this issue, we discuss the need for systematic theology. In our age, it is very easy to know a little bit about quite a lot of things, but it is often very difficult to know a significant amount about anything. It is not surprising that this malady has even affected the church. But it should provoke Christians to reevaluate the importance of thinking systematically about their beliefs, ensuring that such beliefs are formed by conviction rather than a pathetic acceptance.

Featured Articles:

• Who needs Systematic Theology When We Have the Bible? | by Michael S. Horton
• Thinking Systematically about Theology | by Richard Lints
• Amateurs All? Christians and Bible Reading | by D. G. Hart
• Why God Gave Us the Bible | by Carolyn Curtis James