Your Weekend Worldview Reader

Here’s your Weekend Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, and videos that I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview perspective. Any work that I point to is not an endorsement, but rather an invitation for you to think deeply about your faith and the world around you.

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âŠ•Â Â The Mind of God and the Death of Stephen Hawking

âŠ•Â Â Seminary Can’t Teach You to Love Sheep

âŠ•Â Â What We Can Know about Saint Patrick: He Wasn’t the First to Bring Christianity to Ireland, But He Was a Pivotal Figure. (Jon M. Sweeney, Christianity Today)

âŠ•Â Â The Chaos Theory of Vocational Development (Joe Carter, The Gospel Coalition)

âŠ•Â Â 37 Philosophers You Really Should Know About: None of Them are Men (Tabatha Leggett, BuzzFeed)

âŠ•Â Â Rent-A-Womb (Mary Jackson, World Magazine)

âŠ•Â Â A State Lawmaker Says He Has a Way to Stop Bullies: Fine Their Parents Up to $750 (Kristine Phillips, The Washington Post)

âŠ•Â Â Billy in the Oval Office: A Story of Faith, Friendship, and Temptation (Timothy Morgan, Christianity Today)

âŠ•Â Â How Trump is Remaking Evangelicalism (Emma Green, The Atlantic)

âŠ•Â Â White Evangelical Women, Core Supporters of Trump, Begin Tiptoeing Away (Michael Tackett, New York Times)

âŠ•Â Â The Last Temptation: How Evangelicals, Once Culturally Confident, Became an Anxious Minority Seeking Political Protection from the Least Traditionally Religious President in Living Memory (Michael Gerson, The Atlantic)

âŠ•Â God’s Mighty Acts in CreationÂ by Starr Meade (Crossway, 2010)