The Renaissance
As a man thinketh so is he–and humanism had already begun to show that pessimism was its natural conclusion.
Tag: Worldview
The Middle Ages
The most important individual thing for man is man himself. Without some ultimate meaning for a person (for me, an individual), what is the use of living and what will be the basis for morals, values, and law?
Ancient Rome
Culture and the freedoms of people are fragile. Without a sufficient base, when such pressures come only time is needed–and often not a great deal of time–before there is a collapse.
True Spirituality and Christian Worldview
Moral character is assessed not by what a man knows, but by what he loves. -St. Augustine
Evangelicals’ Two-Story Truth
Religious forces accepted a division of labour; they were boxed in. -Martin Marty
Darwin Meets the Berenstain Bears
[Darwinism] is supported more by atheistic philosophical assumptions than by scientific evidence. -Huston Smith
Surviving the Spiritual Wasteland
[A Christian worldview] involves three fundamental dimensions: the original good creation, the perversion of that creation through sin, and the restoration of that creation in Christ. -Albert Wolters
Keeping Religion in its Place
“When all is said and done, science is about things and theology is about words.” -Freeman Dyson
Rediscovering Joy
“The problem is not only to win souls but to save minds. If you win the whole world and lose the mind of the world, you will soon discover you have not won the world” -Charles Malik