In this episode, we introduce Have We Lost Our Minds?: Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing. We discuss why I wrote this book, including…
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I was asked to summarize, in just one hour, the main points of my book. Here’s my attempt, using diagrams, graphics, and pictures of my…
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I joined John Terrill, Executive Director of the Upper House in Madison, Wisconsin, to talk about the integration of faith in the secular university.
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A conversation about my faith story and calling, with a focus on philosophy and apologetics as it relates to culture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29b9a1nrQqc&ab_channel=RedInkRevival
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A special discussion with my friend Randy Newman about what I’ve learned in exploring the life of the mind and helping Christian professors in a…
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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.
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