How much of what you learned in college is outdated now? I recently read this in Learning in Adulthood, It has been estimated that the amount of information in the world doubles every seven years and some have projected that information will soon double every 20 months. Others have speculated that half of what most professionals … Continue reading Outdated
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Sanctity of Human Life
This week I was leading a discussion for the college students on 'the big story' of the Bible. We started, of course, with creation (after a brief prologue on the eternal community of the Trinune God). I am reminded almost daily how important Genesis 1-3 are for us as believers. There is so much explanatory … Continue reading Sanctity of Human Life
Celebrate or Mourn over Bin Laden?
So, what was your reaction when the news broke that Bin Laden had been killed. If I'm honest, mine was pretty flat. I was amused that it broke in on Trumps show. I was (am) incredibly cynical when I hear people talk about the end of the war on terror and a new age. I … Continue reading Celebrate or Mourn over Bin Laden?
Previous Posts on Homosexuality
I almost never repost, but thought I'd glean a few previous posts on the topic of homosexuality and repost them. The occasion - a forum at IU this past week sponsored by a Christian campus ministry. Though I wasn't there, I know that the main speaker declared, ""I'm gay! And yes, I am a Christian." … Continue reading Previous Posts on Homosexuality
>Living in God’s Two Kingdoms
>More than a year ago I opened for myself a can of worms I'm still trying to close. When Lynn and I kicked off the Poiema ACG, we started with a semester long series on Christ (or better Christianity) and Culture. I thought it would be easy, and I had four books I used to … Continue reading >Living in God’s Two Kingdoms
God Entranced 