William Wilberforce: His Unpublished Spiritual Journals (McMullen editor) Commentaries concluding that both conservative and

concluding that both conservative and progressive ‘theistic mutualists’ share common assumptions and fallacies regarding the being and activity of God

while in jail for preaching the gospel

They once applied Jeremiah’s searching message to a congregation facing tumultuous times remarkably similar to our own: days of spiritual decline and government overreach in the church

As a writer

This summary of every chapter of the Bible will help readers understand its overall story

William Wilberforce: His Unpublished Spiritual Journals (McMullen editor) Commentaries concluding that both conservative andThese spiritual journals will give readers insight into the heart and mind of one of Britains leading abolitionists. William Wilberforce (17591833) is best remembered as a leading figure in the movement to have the slave trade abolished throughout the British Empire. He was a Member of Parliament from the age of 21 until he retired due to ill health at the age of 66. His conversion in 1785 caused him to change his lifestyle and to commit his future