Ethics and Culture is a blog by Andrew J. Spencer. (@SpenceSpencer01)
I commend Bavinck’s The Riddle of Life as part of a homeschool curriculum, a youth discipleship study, or as a resource to study with a new believer. It would also be a good resource to study with someone who is considering Christianity for the first time.
Read MoreIt would be interesting to see the results of a “person on the street” poll of self-identified evangelical Christians on the question, “What is the most significant threat to the church?”
I have a sneaking suspicion that the results would be much more indicative of the sources of media is most popular among the surveyed population than a real threat. Is the biggest threat CRT (are we even talking about that anymore?), “wokeism” (whatever that is), the effects of the sexual revolution, corporate greed and capitalism, political and social persecution of Christians, sexual abuse?
Read MoreThis is a book that offers encouragement to those early in their Alzheimer’s journey. There is dignity for those who suffer from the malady. Subtly, Martin encourages readers to examine the assumption that we are our memories and that we cease to be who we are as a result of cognitive decline. Kathleen’s distinct personality remains with her to the end; that offers hope for all parties in the face of diagnosis.
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