Worldviews: The Questions We Ask and the Stories We Live
Life is full of choices: What kind of cereal to buy…what to wear today…which team to cheer for…which emails to respond to…who is the one…and how to spend our time–just to name a few. But our choices are driven by questions. More specifically, they are driven by how we have answered certain ultimate questions. These…
Original Sin or Original Blessing?
Recently, Michael Gungor of the Liturgists Podcast tweeted, “Heaven is not a place where you are made perfect after you die. Heaven is the realization that you’re already perfect as you are now.” With over 63 thousand followers on twitter, many of whom are current and former evangelical Christians, it’s not a stretch to say…
What Plato Can Teach Us About Public Opinion and Politics
Plato’s The Republic continues to be read, taught, and studied many centuries beyond its writing. It endures because of the way it raises fundamental questions about politics. Many Christians have been exposed to The Republic through C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man. When Lewis writes that the head rules the body through the chest, he…