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The Limits of Science (Part 2)

By Guest on Thu, 06/11/20

By Brett Williams. Read Part 1.

How the Evangelical Mind Was Born: A Review of Clotherman's “To Think Christianly”

By Filings on Wed, 06/10/20
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“The book records the stories of leaders who paved the way for groups such as The Gospel Coalition, 9Marks, and the other restless and Reformed organizations.” - TGC

“...we can be faithful in the moment, even when we don’t know the future, the outcome, our success or failure or even how to gauge those things”

By Filings on Tue, 06/09/20
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Reflections on our times and C.S. Lewis’ “Learning in Wartime.” …”The death of our illusions, then, isn’t meant to paralyze us but to re-shape us into the people who know how to weep and how to groan and how to point to a different sort of kingdom.

Satan’s Strategy #10: He's Worse

By Filings on Tue, 06/09/20
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“God’s requirement for me is not to be holier than Ralph. God’s expectations of me are not determined by others’ successes or failures. My life is measured by the yardstick of God’s Word, not the yardstick of other men.” - Ref21

The Limits of Science (Part 1)

By Guest on Tue, 06/09/20

By Brett Williams

Several years ago, while on a lengthy flight to a conference, I found myself sitting next to a young neurobiologist. To some, a theologian and scientist on a plane may sound like the beginning of a poor joke. To me however, it was a fascinating confluence of contrary epistemologies (“studies of the method and grounds of knowledge especially with reference to its limits and validity”).

From the Archives – Please Don't Believe This Post

By Aaron Blumer on Thu, 05/14/20

From 2011.

I’m dead serious about the title of this little essay. I’ll explain later. The focus of this piece is the need for more and better critical thinking (some of you probably already see the connection to the title).

Why do some churches reject apologetics ministry?

By Filings on Tue, 03/10/20
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“…they may have seen someone use apologetics to try to argue people into the kingdom, or people use apologetics to actually tear people down….That sounds like really bad apologetics. But just because someone has done apologetics poorly doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it. It means that we need to do it better.” - CPost

Counsel for a Friend Who Wonders Which Christian Forest He’ll Land In

By Filings on Wed, 02/19/20
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“I also know that evil dwells within me, as Romans shows, and that good dwells even among my enemies. God causes his common grace to fall on the unjust. And I find this to be such helpful knowledge. It takes from my shoulders the pressures of an impossible worldview.” - Mark Ward

Have You Read a Book Yet This Year?

By Filings on Thu, 01/09/20
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“A week is plenty of time to have finished, or at least to have begun, a new book. Of course it’s also plenty of time to have binged a few series on Netflix or to have spent several evenings mindlessly scrolling through the endless dopamine-stimulating social networks” - Challies

What Christians Miss When They Dismiss Imagination

By Filings on Sat, 12/21/19
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“From prophecy to apocalypse, from parable to origin story, the Bible speaks in a language brimming with imagination. For those with imaginations, let them imagine.” - Christianity Today

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