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.

⊕  Christian Free Speech?

⊕  God’s Editors?

⊕  Reasons Not to Scoff at Ghosts, Visions an Near-Death Experiences (Andreas Sommer, Aeon Magazine)

⊕  What Makes a Good Death? (Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore, New Philosopher Magazine)

⊕  The Dark Side of the Enlightenment (Yoram Hazony, The Wall Street Journal)

⊕  Why I Won’t Let My Classes Be Recorded (John Villasenor, The Chronicle of Higher Education)

⊕  Seven Ways Theology Can Change Your Bible Reading (James M. Hamilton Jr., SBTS Equip)

⊕  Trump Reinforces Protections for School Prayers/ Critics Say He Got It All Wrong. (Franco Ordonez, NPR)

⊕  History in the Past Perfect (Elizabeth Kristol, First Things)

⊕  Roger Scruton, Beauty Defender and Gentle Conservative Dies at 75 (Bryan Baise, The Gospel Coalition)

⊕  The Person Who Changes the Constitution (Robinson Woodward-Burns, The Atlantic)

⊕  Sci-Fi Magazine Pulls Story By Trans Writer After “Barrage of Attacks” (Alison Flood, The Guardian)

Pagans & Christians in the City by Steven D. Smith (Eerdman’s, 2018)