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Five Inescapable Questions: The Magnetic Points for Cultural Engagement
ABSTRACT: The “Five Points of Magnetism” articulated by the twentieth-century missionary theologian J.H. Bavinck serve as a grid for understanding human cultures in every age. Formed in the image of God, humans necessarily ask the same basic questions about who they are and how they fulfill their place in the world. The gospel of Christ answers those questions and fulfills every longing.
But That’s Just Your Interpretation!
In mid-June of this year, a former theology student (let’s call him Demas) posted the following. Demas had successfully completed his M.Div. at a well-known evangelical seminary, and then had served a few years as a fruitful pastor of a growing church in a metropolitan area, while pursuing a PhD in New Testament studies. He was a pretty good student, a steady preacher, and was invariably warm and personable with people.
Cultural Marxism: Imaginary Conspiracy or Revolutionary Reality?
Abstract What are we to make of Cultural Marxism?
Interpreting Scripture with the Great Tradition: Recovering the Genius of Premodern Exegesis
Written by Craig A. Carter Reviewed By Coleman M. Ford A great chasm has been dug within biblical studies, separating premodernity from the insights of modern scholarship. Bridges have been erected to usher students of the Bible across this chasm to the supposed firmer ground of modern exegesis.
Cultural Marxism: Imaginary Conspiracy or Revolutionary Reality?
Abstract What are we to make of Cultural Marxism?
Five Solas Help You Discern What to Avoid Watching
In this post, I want to tackle the much-asked question: “As a Christian, is it ok for me to watch [insert generic TV show]?” Somewhat surprisingly, the 16th-century “Solas” (Latin for ‘alone’) of the Reformation act as a useful test or filter through which we can measure our cultural consumption and creation. Sola Scriptura “Scripture Alone” declares that the Bible is our ultimate authority and that we must interpret the world through the Word.
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Christians and the Common Good: How Faith Intersects with Public Life
Written by Charles E. Gutenson Reviewed By Dru Johnson Abstract Grand Rapids: Brazos, 2011. ix + 180 pp. $19.99. In this popular-level work, Gutenson constructs a biblical account concerning Christian thinking about public policy that aims at the “common good.” Although this work follows the vein of Jim Wallis’s God’s Politics (HarperSanFrancisco, 2005), it differs by dedicating almost two-thirds of the book to scriptural interpretation.
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