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To Change the World
There is no subject that invokes as much passion in me as that of a Christian’s interaction with culture. I was raised to believe that “God is in the universe business” (thank you, dad), and I spend the bulk of my extra-curricular time exploring ways that men and women of the Christian faith may have ...read this post
“Fidelity: Ethics in Unethical Times” Hits the Shelves
I am very excited to report that the inaugural issue of Fidelity: Ethics in Unethical Times is now available, a hard-hitting journal in the field of cultural and moral thought from the Center for Cultural Leadership. Yours truly (that’s me) has a chapter in the journal entitled Economic Unethics. But don’t let that dissuade you – there ...read this post
Workaholism as Remedy, not Disease
I have been passionate about a theology of work and vocation for my entire adult life. Being raised with Calvininian/Kuyperian instincts, I think I know where this comes from ideologically. But deeper than that I think it is a pathological issue for me and largely reflects a deeper existential consideration. I think ...read this post
The One Great Lesson about People Who Will Never Like You
I noticed the following quote in Doug Wilson’s recent Top 10 Observations about Sarah Palin:
“She clearly does not care at all that the people who will never like her don’t like her. This is the essential lesson that fully 95% of all modern conservatives of all stripes — political, theological, social, whatever — never learn.”
The ...read this post
Collision Highlights the Great Antithesis: A DVD Worth Having
The about-to-be released DVD, Collision, is an important work that I heartily commend. The immensely talented and passionate Darren Doane has directed a gripping piece highlighting the debate over God’s existence between Pastor Doug Wilson of Moscow, Idaho and the well-known secular writer, Christopher Hitchens. The video is gripping, the participants are most-compelling, ...read this post
