In his latest column for Townhall, John Stossel writes about the pushback he’s gotten from the left for criticizing those celebrities—like Michael Moore, Oliver Stone, and Noam Chomsky—who praised Venezuela’s socialistic policies.
Continue readingOne of the most important questions for the Christian intellectual is: How does the truth of Scripture relate to the truth of philosophy, or science, or history? If we put it in terms of “revelation,” it becomes: how does special revelation relate to general revelation?
Continue readingAdultery is often thought of as one of the most serious of sins (and rightly so). However, one of the reasons our contemporary culture counts it as so heinous is because it is so sensual. We tend to rank sensual, fleshy, sins as more wicked than “ethereal,” spiritual, or intellectual sins.
Continue readingAyn Rand has been one of the most enduringly influential figures for capitalism and limited government in America for the past half century—in spite of the fact that those on the right (who claim to hold the same political goals) have done everything in their power to damn her, and her writing.
Continue readingOften when one Christian thinks that another is utilizing too much philosophy (or the wrong kind of philosophy), the former charges the latter of using “the wisdom of the world,” or relying too heavily on “human wisdom.”
Continue readingThat the Church has failed in the life of the mind is a fact pretty much conceded by most parties, but if you’re doubtful, you need not look far for the proof.
Continue readingWhere have the Christian intellectuals gone? When will they return? If you are like most reading this, you have experienced the hope and the frustration of the Christian intellectual. Ideas matter. The mind matters; because truth matters. Far too many Christians do not see the practical need for ideas, ideology, or an integrated worldview. Others do see the […]
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