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Call to Faithful Witness in 2019

January 20, 2019 by Tom Grosh IV No Comments

As we press into the daily grind of 2019, set aside time to join me in checking / resetting our compass by prayerfully considering: Who is this Jesus I / we follow? Is Jesus my / our first love — receiving primary allegiance? Do I / we “trust and obey” — placing hope (short / long term) in Jesus? How do I / we share the love of Jesus with others in our messy context?

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Filed Under: Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: Book of Revelation, jesus, John Inazu, Pluralism, Rene Breuel, urbana student missions conference, Urbana18

Science Corner: A View From the Poles

August 16, 2017 by Andy Walsh No Comments

[A] thoughtful and well-reasoned essay on the value of conflict between science and religion seemed like a perfect opportunity to start my new summer project.

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Filed Under: Science and Faith Tagged With: conflict thesis, dialogue, Pluralism, political pluralism, science, science corner

Book Review: The Gospel in the Marketplace of Ideas

January 30, 2015 by Bob Trube No Comments

The Gospel in the Marketplace of Ideas: Paul’s Mars Hill Experience for Our Pluralistic World By Paul Copan and Kenneth D. Litwak My rating: 4 of 5 stars Relevance and faithfulness. Any teacher of any religious tradition is faced with this tension as they move from one cultural context to the next. One has to […]

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Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy, Public Intellectuals Tagged With: Apostle Paul, Athens, Book Review, culture, Mars Hill, Pluralism, public intellectuals, The Gospel in the Marketplace of Ideas, The Gospel in the Marketplace of Ideas: Paul’s Mars Hill Experience for Our Pluralistic World

“Uncommon Decency” in the context of Pluralism

May 26, 2014 by Tom Grosh IV 1 Comment

Christian hearts must be open to other people. God wants that of us. That is what I have just been arguing. But just how open are we supposed to be? We live today in the midst of many lifestyles, many systems of thought–don’t we run the risk of having our hearts pulled in so many different […]

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Filed Under: Books, Christ and the Academy, Quotes Tagged With: Christian Scholar Series, Civility, culture, empathy, fast God, image of God, intervarsity press, Pluralism, Richard Mouw, slow God, triumphalism, Uncommon Decency, Uncommon Decency: Christian Civility in an Uncivil World

Book Review: A Public Faith

October 22, 2013 by Bob Trube No Comments

Miroslav Volf (Henry B. Wright Professor of Systematic Theology / Founding Director, Yale Center for Faith & Culture)* believes it is possible to be unapologetically Christian, or otherwise religious, in a pluralistic world without resorting to violence or, alternatively, isolating yourself into a cultural ghetto. In A Public Faith: How Followers of Christ Should Serve the Common […]

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Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: A Public Faith: How Followers of Christ Should Serve the Common Good, Golden Rule, Miroslav Volf, Pluralism, violence, wisdom

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