Your Weekend Worldview Reader
ERE’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.Â
⊕ As Judgment Waters Recede: A New Creation Emerges
⊕  A Tale of Two Cities (A 911 Reflection)
⊕  Caroline Calloway and the Cost of Creating the ‘Best Self’ (Religion News Service, Tara Isabella Burton)
⊕ Faithfulness Is Not Theologically Complicated (Stand to Reason, Greg Koukl)
⊕  Science is Deeply Imaginative: Why is This Treated as a Secret? (Tom McLeish, Aeon Magazine)
⊕  White Writers’ Omission of Race: Jess Row’s “White Flights: Race Fiction, and The American Imagination†(LA Review of Books, Katharine Coldiron)
⊕  David Foster Wallace on 9/11, as Seen from the Midwest (The Rolling Stones, David Foster Wallace)
⊕ Your Expense Report Is a Window Into Your Soul (The Wall Street Journal, Sue Shellenbarger)
⊕  When the Perfect Comes (For the Church, Thor Madsen)
⊕ What Christian Beliefs Do College Students Struggle to Defend? (Three Chords & the Truth, Timothy Paul Jones)
Jesus and the Lions’ Den: A true story about how Daniel points us to Jesus (The Good Book Company, 2019) by Alison Mitchell (author) and Catalina Eschavarri (illustrator)
