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Influential Intellectuals
Kerby Anderson examines four famous intellectuals—Rousseau, Marx, Russell and Sartre, looking for reasons they are worth following and not finding much. Over the last two centuries, a few intellectuals have had a profound impact on Western Culture. British historian Paul Johnson writes about many of these influential intellectuals in his book, Intellectuals: From Marx and Tolstoy to Sartre and Chomsky. […]
unChristian: Is Christianity’s Image Hurting Christ’s Image?
Byron Barlowe reviews the book unChristian, based on research on what young people think of evangelicals and born-again Christians: that they’re hypocritical, judgmental, too political, exclusive. He calls out Christians to improve the reality behind the image to better reflect Christ. Section Synopsis: A recent book entitled unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity and Why It Matters […]
Probe Survey 2020 Report 6: Nothing in Particulars and Biblical Views
Steve Cable analyzes Probe’s 2020 Survey, examining beliefs of ‘Nothing in Particulars’ on salvation, biblical worldview, and sexual issues. We want to examine the Unaffiliated and particularly those who selected Nothing in Particular (NIP) as their religious preference. As noted in the first article of this series{1}, some researchers earlier in this century posited that many of the Nothing in […]
Seeing Through News Media Bias: Exposing Deception and Proclaiming Truth in an Age of Misinformation
Steve Cable examines the role of deception in how we receive much of today’s information, providing perspective on how to see through it to the truth. Biblical Perspective on Truth We live in an age when many of us feel as if we are swimming in a sea of information. From broadcast media to cell phones to ubiquitous internet access, […]
