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Category: Ethics

Book Reviews, Ethics, Theology

Review of the Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self

The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self is a excellent analysis of contemporary culture. I commend it to parents, Bible students, and pastors.

9 February 20212 February 2021Crossway blog, Culture, Ethics, History, LGBTQ+, Philosophy, sexual ethics, the modern self, Western cultureLeave a comment
Books, Christian Living, Ethics, Interpretation, Method, Theology, Worldview

Book Announcement – The Gift of Purpose

The latest volume of God's Gifts for the Christian Life, The Gift of Purpose, is available for pre-order and will be released on 18 December.

4 December 202011 December 2020Book release, christ and culture, Teleioteti, The Gift of PurposeLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christian Living, Ethics, Theology

Review of One Assembly

In One Assembly, Jonathan Leeman argues that the multi-site and multi-service church model is not Biblical. However, he fails to make his case.

25 May 202022 January 2021campus church, Church, church campus, church plant, Crossway, Crossway Blog Review Program, ekklesia, megachurch, multi-service, multi-site, One AssemblyLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christian Living, Ethics, Theology, Worldview

Review of Living in God’s Two Kingdoms

David VanDrunen presents an alternative to transformationist views of Christian cultural engagement yet ultimately fails to establish his two kingdoms view.

11 May 202019 May 2020christ and culture, David VanDrunen, Ethics, Reformed Two Kingdoms, two kingdomsLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christian Living, Ethics, Worldview

Review of the Case for Classical Christian Education

Bringing together his previous work, Douglas Wilson argues for the Classical Christian approach to education. However, it is ineffective towards this end.

20 April 202020 April 2020childhood education, Classical Christian Education, Classical education, Crossway books, Douglas Wilson, pedagogy, Postmillenialism, TeachingLeave a comment

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Mark 12:28-30

“Which commandment is the most important of all?”

Jesus answered, “The most important is, ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’” (ESV)

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