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Category Archives: Worldview
The 2012 Election: Political Solutions Won’t Heal the Culture
If a culture needs healing, more than politics will be required. A Nation Divided in Culture These fifty United States have become two nations sharing one geography. We inhabit the same land, but embrace divided cultures and moral visions. And … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current events, Politics, Worldview
Tagged 2012 election, Culture, Politics, Worldview
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End AIDS with One Book
According to the latest UNICEF estimates, 34 million people in the world suffer from HIV/AIDS. Half of the afflicted are women. Ten percent are children. In 2010, the latest available year for which we have statistics, 2.7 million people were … Continue reading
Posted in Morality, Worldview
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Out of Africa: What Nation Discipling Looks Like
Jesus commanded His followers to disciple the nations. What does a discipled nation look like? In his forthcoming book, Emancipating the World, Darrow Miller writes: Shaped by today’s values, the church has focused its evangelism and discipleship on individuals, blinded … Continue reading
Can a nation really be transformed? The other Norwegian story
The current trial of self-confessed Norwegian killer Anders Breivik highlights an important observation: one person can transform a nation by great evil … but also by great good. As I teach in many countries about the need for the church to … Continue reading
One Courageous Response to Gendercide – The War Against Females, Part 1 of 2
by Gary Brumbelow and Darrow Miller Over 20 years ago, Dr. Ted Yamamori, the President of Food for the Hungry International, was walking through a refugee camp in Ethiopia. He heard the unmistakable cry of an infant struggling for life. … Continue reading
Why The Nation Needs the Family
by Dwight Vogt Here in the US it’s an election year and we’re constantly being reminded that the big issues are the economy (i.e. the health of business) and the role of government. Recently, a colleague shared a comment he … Continue reading
A Response to a Reader … Why So Much Heat?
My recent post Why So Much Heat About Social Justice? Part 2 generated such a thoughtful comment from a reader that I want to use a new post to respond. Thanks, Steve, for taking the time to write. Your remarks suggest that we have a … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Poverty, Worldview
Tagged Olasky, Poverty, reader response, When Helping Hurts
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Freedom Comes From Religious Education, But Not Just Any Religion
Mike Metzger’s recent essay, The Fourth R caught my attention. (As we wrote here, Mike is the Senior Fellow and President of the Clapham Institute. His weekly DoggieHead Tilt blog is a regular part of my reading.) Mike says the … Continue reading
Where Do We Get Our Narrow View of the Gospel?
by Bob Moffitt The youth in a church in Central America wanted to provide a day care for their community. They knew that single mothers, with no place to leave their children to find work, were prostituting themselves in their … Continue reading
The Myth of Personal Convictions
by Gary Brumbelow Maybe because of the inevitable criticism, we Christ followers are sometimes hesitant to bring our Christian worldview to the marketplace of ideas. But that reluctance betrays a misguided notion: that the biblical positions we profess belong to us. … Continue reading
Posted in Current events, Politics, Worldview
Tagged Bill Keller, Blamires, MIchelle Bachmann, NT TImes, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, The Christian Mind
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