Paul Gould is a friend and philosopher with the heart of an evangelist and apologist. In this excellent 2019 book by
For many evangelicals, the views of emergents, like Brian McLaren, Tony Jones, Rob Bell, and Doug Pagitt, have been written off as
In 2005, Crossway published my book, Truth and the New Kind of Christian: The Emerging Effects of Postmodernism in the Church. It
In this series, I have surveyed a range of factors, some cultural, historical, philosophical, and even theological, that I think have shaped
Ephesians has remarkable themes, but one that seems neglected is the fullness of Christ. Through it, we can see some expectations Paul
The many factors I’ve been surveying all tend to marginalize the Lord’s voice. Because we’ve been trained to think God is distant
With such an emphasis upon knowing universal, objective truth, our evangelical predecessors strongly preferred rational and empirical means. They appealed mainly to
We have seen many ways that influenced our evangelical predecessors toward favoring what was rationally and empirically knowable over what we could
We have seen how various philosophies and mindsets of the times served to erode the Christian’s biblically-based confidence that God wants to
Not only did our (U.S.) evangelical predecessors deeply embrace modern science along Bacon’s lines, they also embraced the broader Enlightenment confidence in
