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Material Boy: On Artifacts, Discernment, and Elites
BY: David John Seel, Jr.
Andy Crouch’s Culture Making is an important book written by an insightful writer. It warrants wide discussion. It is also strangely troubling.
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When the Church Fails Us
BY: Denis Haack
For those of us who want a church which wrestles with the implications of Christ’s Lordship across all of life and culture, who recognize that the approaches to evangelism and apologetics developed in decades past fail to engage the heart yearnings of the postmodern generation, and who desire worship which has both deeply ancient roots and a living, thoughtful diversity in creativity which captures hearts as well as minds, it can be lonely.
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Measuring Spirituality
BY: Denis Haack
Given the wide-spread interest in spirituality today, it probably isn’t surprising that a psychologist has proposed a way to gauge “spiritual intelligence.” But a spirituality measure requires discernment.
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Repose in Grace
BY: Denis Haack
“John Calvin believed that an unredeemed life keeps oscillating back and forth between pride (‘I’ve made it!’) and despair (‘I’ll never make it!’). In his view, redemption gives people security, or (one of Calvin’s favorite words) repose. His idea was that those who lean into God’s grace and let it hold them up can then drop some of their performance anxiety.”
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The cost of creativity
BY: Denis Haack
“None of us are getting out of this alive, so you might as well bury yourself in your work.”
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We live in a skeptical world, where for many unbelief is more plausible than belief, where cynicism often seems to trump the claims of faith. We take doubt and faith very seriously here. In fact, we are convinced that both believers and unbelievers need to take their doubts seriously. Truth and life and too important to do otherwise.
Thanks for visiting our web site.
Denis (for Margie, too)
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