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Art, Education, and Cultural Renewal: Essays in Reformational Philosophy
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How might a Christian respond to Wielenberg? We can start by arguing that it is more plausible to think values and duties attach to persons rather than things, and in this, theism is rationally preferable to Platonic atheism. As I type I’m sitting on a chair. I don’t have any obligations to the chair. I don’t owe it to the chair to weigh less than
... See morePaul M. Gould • Cultural Apologetics
We face even greater challenges in our day. It is clear that the culture is increasingly moving away from Christian belief. The academy, the media, and the entertainment world challenge Christian faith on intellectual, spiritual, and moral fronts. Pragmatism lures us with promises of vast size and huge budgets. Postmodernism suggests we lay down
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Rebekah Berndt • We are all cells in God's body

Pagan philosophers were big on eugenics, to use a term that became popular in the nineteenth century. They thought humans should be bred as carefully as we breed cattle. And they thought the children born of those carefully planned unions should be brought up primarily to be useful. Utility was the key factor in deciding whether a human being was
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