Morality plays were kind of a big deal in the fifteenth and sixteenth century. They were one of three main forms of plays in the Middle Ages. The other two forms, miracle plays and mystery plays, focused on biblical characters or saints. The morality play focused on a particular hero, an everyman, whose character was tested, but who exhibited strength and achieved redemption.
I’m a sketching, writing, thinking, coffee drinking, Christian, husband, father, and professor. I lead the Center for Biblical Apologetics & Public Christianity at Cedarville University.
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If you want a journal with my sketches of Luther, Augustine, Chesterton, or Spurgeon . . . here they are at @LifeWay online or you can find them in the stores.
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Great time tonight with Brandon Smith and family over for dinner. Cedarville (@cedarville) is blessed to have this family ministering to our students. I know Brandon will be an asset in the Bible department.
Well said. Building relationships and culture is far more than counting beans and enforcing policies. A manager would have shut your meeting down. But you’re a leader. 🤓
“Few friendships would survive if each one knew what his friend says of him behind his back.”
—Pascal
Working on the script of a video I'm going to record tomorrow responding to the question, "Is Christian faith compatible with science?"
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