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Worldview and Ethics

What is perspicacity (and why does it matter?)

Posted Aug 26 2010

Having already defined and discussed the perspicuity of Scripture, an equally vital — and balancing — consideration is the perspicacity of the reader. And the first point to make is simply this: we don’t have it!
First, of course, we need a definition for this rather archaic word. Perspicacity refers to one’s “keenness of mental perception” […]

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God’s Undertaker

Posted Aug 26 2010

“If we are to believe many modern commentators, science has squeezed God into a corner, killed and then buried him with its all-embracing explanations. Atheism, we are told, is the only intellectually tenable position, and any attempt to reintroduce God is likely to impede the progress of science. In this stimulating and thought-provoking book, John […]

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God, the great software designer?

Posted Aug 17 2010

Dr Stephen Meyer discusses the implications of finding software design patterns inside cells… interesting, to say the least:

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Tim Keller on how to teach Christ from the Old Testament

Posted Jul 08 2010

With amazing-but-typical insight, Tim Keller shares the gospel in the first 11 minutes of this message. The rest is good, but the first 11 minutes are glorious.
As he puts it, “Think about it ’til you cry.”

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Scientists have worldviews too

Posted Apr 09 2010

Al Mohler recently wrote, very insightfully, that:
“While the scientific method has brought incalculable gifts to human life and understanding, science is a human activity conducted within a human cultural context. It is never free from ideological influence or political complexities. Science is largely funded by governments, and nothing is apolitical when […]

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