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How can Privileged Christians Work Strategically for Equality?

December 30, 2015 by Vivian Chen Leave a Comment

What privileges do we have as Christians? Whatever our situation, we have more privilege than we think we do. What makes us believe in the phenomenon that we believe that we are marginalized when we really are very privileged? How can we model after Jesus and use this privilege to advocate for, minister to, and serve the disenfranchised? From Dec 27 - Jan 1, volunteers with our network of early career Christian academics are liveblogging seminars at the Urbana conference, a mission-focused student gathering of 16,000 … [Read more...] about How can Privileged Christians Work Strategically for Equality?

Filed Under: Urbana2015 Tagged With: christian privilege, equality, identity, individualism, kenosis, listening, meritocracy, Moms in Touch International, racism

Movies are Signposts in a Strange Land

May 25, 2015 by Mark Eckel 2 Comments

May we point to the path, at times narrow and dark, but never without the Light.[i] … [Read more...] about Movies are Signposts in a Strange Land

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Movie Reviews Tagged With: film, individualism, movies, philosophy, pragmatism, relativism, truth, When the Lights Go Down

The Legacy of Kuyper

October 10, 2014 by Dan Jesse Leave a Comment

The sixth and concluding post in a series  drawing from and interacting with Richard Mouw's  Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction  (Eerdmans, 2011). Stay tuned for additional series by Dan Jesse applying Kuyper's insights to our context in higher education. We must continue to move forward in the tradition put forth by Luther. The Reformation has a famous saying, Ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda! The church needs to reform, and forever be reforming.   What is not meant in this motto is that we … [Read more...] about The Legacy of Kuyper

Filed Under: Abraham Kuyper by Richard Mouw, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Abraham Kuyper, Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction, Al Wolters, Christ, church, culture, Geerhardus Vos, Herman Bavinck, individualism, Josef Pieper, mark noll, public intellectuals, redemption, Richard Mouw, salvation, the cross, The Transforming Vision, theology

Kuyper on The Role of the Church

October 3, 2014 by Dan Jesse Leave a Comment

The fifth post in a series  drawing from and interacting with Richard Mouw's  Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction  (Eerdmans, 2011).   Today there is a fundamental error occurring in the way we think about the Church. We confuse and collapse two concepts into one, leading us down a dangerous path. These concepts are the Church of Christ and the Kingdom of Christ. “Kuyper makes much of the fact that the Kingdom of Christ is much bigger than the institutional church.” (Mouw, 57) When we hold that the … [Read more...] about Kuyper on The Role of the Church

Filed Under: Abraham Kuyper by Richard Mouw, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Abraham Kuyper, Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction, church, community, creation, culture, denominationalism, individualism, Kingdom of Christ, mind, redemption, Richard Mouw, salvation, sovereignty of God

Kuyper’s View of Creation

September 19, 2014 by Dan Jesse Leave a Comment

The third  post in a series drawing from and interacting with Richard Mouw's  Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction  (Eerdmans, 2011).   If Christ's concern, and therefore our concern is the redemption of the whole of Creation, how do we go about this? “How are we as Christians to work at redeemed cultural activity?” (Mouw, 15) The simple answer is that we dwell in the love of Christ and share His will. Before we get into the nuances of this answer, we need to look at the nature of Creation. … [Read more...] about Kuyper’s View of Creation

Filed Under: Abraham Kuyper by Richard Mouw, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Abraham Kuyper, Abraham Kuyper: A Short and Personal Introduction, Christ, creation, culture, hypocrisy, idolatry, individualism, many-ness, pluriformity, redemption, Richard Mouw, sameness

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