Few things are more fascinating for the student who seeks a truly Christian perspective on the field of sociology than opening a book of one of the better-known sociologists in our American world and witness his struggle for the identity of sociology.
What is the meaning of “Ethos”? Von Meyenfeldt explains in his lecture series brought about by the Board of Trustees of the Association for the Advancement of Christian Scholarship.
Most of us had never heard of Herbert Marcuse until the paperback edition of One-Dimensional Man (1964) reached the New Left Movement a few years ago. Since then he has been in the forefront of the debate concerning the foundation and direction of advanced industrial society. Who is he?
Is there a place for Christianity in economics? Or is economics an irreligious sphere of society? Are any economic models compatible with the biblical worldview? Capitalism, socialism, communism?
For newcomers to Herman Dooyeweerd, this book provides a challenging and yet reasonably accessible introduction to one of the most original and profound philosophers in the Christian Reformed tradition.
As we seek to develop a holistic apologetic, we need to understand the worldview of environmentalism and the scientific manipulation behind the scenes.
As we seek to develop a holistic apologetic, we need to understand man’s relationship to creation, the dominion mandate and the antithetical environmentalist movement of today.
In this study of the Book of Ecclesiastes, Rev. Steven R. Martins exposits the passage of Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, where we see that there is a time and a season for everything under the sun, as instructed by the discernible voice of Lady Wisdom.
I was once given a copy of Hal Lindsey’s book “The Late Great Planet Earth.” A request was made of me: Would I be willing to read carefully through this book, which had made such an impression on evangelicals in North America?
Becoming completely engrossed in the practicalities and immediacies of everyday life seems to be the unwritten law of this Now Generation (20th Century).