Recently Geoff Holsclaw wrote a review of my Have We Lost Our Minds? Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing (Hereafter HWLOM). I greatly appreciate…
Leave a CommentCategory: Articles
Introduction In June 2024 I published Have We Lost Our Minds? Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing (hereafter HWLOM). My main point was that…
2 CommentsOn September 24, 2024, Geoff Holsclaw interviewed Jim Wilder on Holsclaw’s podcast Attaching to God, in an episode entitled “Why You Haven’t Given Up on the…
Leave a CommentA friend of mine, who pastors a large church, has referred favorably in his sermons to Jim Wilder’s book Renovated: God, Dallas Willard and the…
17 CommentsI began writing this weekly blog on November 2, 2016. Now, 52 months and 216 posts later, I’m posting my last regular blog (though I may post again now and then if something catches my fancy that I just have to write about!) In its place I’ll soon launch the Thinking Christianly podcast. I’m doing so for three reasons, all inter-connected.
3 CommentsHave you ever noticed that how a thing grows depends on what type of thing it is? The flowers in my backyard flourish if they are planted one foot deep and watered daily. But if I did that to my dog–well, he would not flourish! His nature as a dog requires a different environment and practices, such as exercise and a diet including protein.
2 CommentsI am often asked for my take on Critical Theory and related issues (such as “Social Justice” and “Identity Politics”). Last week I offered a brief summary of these ideas. This week I’ll offer my response.
8 CommentsCritical Theory is taking our culture by storm and underlies much of the upheaval we see on the nightly news. As Christians, we must understand what it is, and how best to respond.
8 Comments67% of high school graduates head off to college each year, including followers of Christ. Many opportunities and challenges await, whether one is attending a secular or a Christian institution. The College Faith Podcast features Christian leaders who understand the people and ideas of higher education. They share their insights and wisdom, helping students thrive in loving God with their heart and mind during these formative years.
2 CommentsWe come to the 15th and final shift in thinking that occurred during the Enlightenment. Some may say I have saved the best for last. Actually, I have saved the worst for last.
Leave a Comment