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Engaging Our World: Christian Worldview from the Ivory Tower to Global Impact: Selected Papers from the 20th-Anniversary Conference of the

Engaging Our World: Christian Worldview from the Ivory Tower to Global Impact: Selected Papers from the 20th-Anniversary Conference of the

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PhilosophyReligion General General Christianity

ISBN10: 0981952682
ISBN13: 9780981952680
Publisher: Word & Spirit Pr
Published: Sep 16 2009
Pages: 282
Weight: 1.29
Height: 0.75 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What difference does a worldview make? These eclectic essays from twenty scholars show how embodying a biblical Christian worldview helps transform mere existence into fullness of life. Read them to discover . . . How Genesis answers the four most important human questions of pre-modern and post-modern times (W. Brouwer); Why the concept Christian worldview fits the unique experience of reality Christianity affords, despite recent criticisms of the term and concept (R. Kurka); How worldview competition in the global South differs from the West (D. Button); How Western civilization lost its Christian mind and can find it again (M. E. Roberts); How well the reasons celebrity scholar Bart Ehrman gives for his deconversion stack up (E. Meadors); How higher education has abandoned its own source by expelling religion of the heart (R. Wenyika & W. Adrian); How an engineering mindset helps evaluate worldviews and how a Christian worldview fares (D. Halsmer); Christian Humanism as an exodus from the cultural wasteland for today's youth (R. Williams); The worldview John Grisham's fiction expresses (J. Han & M. Bagley); How Intelligent Design strengthens its status as science by using the concept of design in a new way (D. Leonard); In the spirit of The Screwtape Letters, a new epistle to Wormwood that praises compartmentalized Christianity (D. K. Naugle); How an orphaned Japanese girl experienced the American dream, God's way (K. Takeuchi); How words, grammar, and style embody one's worldview, for good or ill (S. Robbins); What happens to preaching-and the church-when emotional response to visual stimuli preempts thought (W. Wilson II); . . . and much more. That which God has created and sin has divided Christ is reuniting . . ., and this includes the divisions generated by our . . . compartmentalizations. Our gracious, redeeming God is putting Humpty Dumpty back together again! For Christian scholars and teachers, this magnificent truth is fraught with implications for us . . . personally and professionally. - David K. Naugle, Squashing Screwtape: Debunking Dualism and Restoring Integrity in Christian Educational Thought and Practice

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