 George Orwell's dystopic novel "1984" turned seventy years old in 2019. The book centers on the outcome of the absolute control of government through ubiquitous surveillance and zero tolerance of resistance. In addition to an entertaining read, the Orwellian depiction of the future offers readers a warning. But today's dystopias are video games where the audience can participate in…...
Read MoreHere's Your Weekend Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:40AM (EST). NEW THIS WEEK AT THEOLATTE…...
Read MoreHere's my podcast interview with "The Bible for Kids" podcast. The co-hosts are bestselling author Amy Parker, and Mike Narwocki, co-founder of Veggietales (hence the picture above). I have loved Veggietales for a long time, in particular, the character Larry the Cucumber. I never thought I would get to talk to him in person (Mike is the voice of the…...
Read More Mere Caffeination is a weekly open forum "coffee talk" at Cedarville University hosted by the Center for Apologetics & Public Christianity. I meet with students in our campus coffee shop to talk about what's going on in the world of worldview. Out of an abundance of caution due to COVID, Mere Caffeination will be online for now - streaming…...
Read MoreHere's Your Weekend Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:40AM (EST). (more…)...
Read MoreEEPING up with Old Testament parallels in the New Testament is more important than we often realize. The authors of the New Testament were deeply familiar with the Old Testament. If there seems to us to be even a superficial allusion to an Old Testament passage, there's probably more beneath the surface. Here's one parallel I've thought a lot about…...
Read MoreC. SPROUL defined faith as "well-reasoned trust." We have good reason to trust God, but faith still requires a personal commitment. Tim Keller makes a similar point when he says that a potential path to faith for a skeptic might be to realize that belief in God explains more than atheism. But this reasoned argument only leads you to a…...
Read MoreERE'S Your Weekend Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:40AM (EST). (more…)...
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