Dr. P. Kemeny
HUMA
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Christianity and Civilization
Chaper 1: Entering the Eternal Kind of Life Now (from The Divine Conspiracy: Rediscovering Our Hidden Life in God) |
Tim Keller and John Inazu: How Christians Can Bear Gospel Witness in an Anxious Age (cut and paste the following url to access:http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2016/june-web-only/tim-keller-john-inazu-christians-gospel-witness-anxious-age.html ) |
John Inazu: Do Black Lives Matter to Evangelicals ((cut and paste the following url to access: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2016/01/05/do-black-lives-matter-to-evangelicals/?utm_term=.db7aac3d7d85 ) |
Rodney Clapp: Why the Devil Takes Visa: A Christian Response to the Triumph of Consumerism (can be found in Academic Search) |
Ronald Nash: Economics **Found on Reserve in the Library in the book Applying the Scriptures |
Gary Chapman: The Purpose and Pitfalls of Dating |
Gary Chapman: The Goal of Marriage |
Ryken, Leland: Excerpt from Work & Leisure in Christian Perspective |
Michael Gerson and Peter Wehner: The Power of our Weakness (can be found in Academic Search) |
Crouch, Andy: What's So Great About 'The Common Good?' (can be found by doing a title search in Discovery) |
Seel, John: Chapter 3: Nostalgia for the Lost Empire *can be found on Reserve in the Library in the book No God but God |
Required Readings Regarding the Benedict Option: |
The Idea of a Christian Village: How to Conserve and Strengthen Christians in a culture hostile to our faith |
Is It Time for Evangelicals to Strategically Withdraw from the Culture? Four
evangelical thinkers consider what Rod Dreher's Benedict Option means for the
church. |
The Benedict Option's False Dichotomy: We can't choose between Christian
community or cultural presence |
The Benedict Option Falls Short of Real Pluralism: Christian witness includes
public partnership with others |
The Benedict Option's Blind Spots: A vibrant church in America learns from
global and local leaders |
The Benedict Option Isn't an Evangelical Option: Our movement thrives when we
build outward, not inward |
Henry Buhl Library
Grove
City College 2017