Art History Revisited
With a balanced, accessible style that will appeal to both the amateur and the art student, Calvin Seerveld explains that art is a fundamental cultural activity, and art history is a key way to orient the next generation to understand our human task.
Christian Anti-Intellectualism
Intellect is God's good gift to us. To scorn or abandon intellect is to express deep ingratitude to God.
The Religion of Fools or the Wise
In Ecclesiastes, the Teacher lays out and contrasts the life of wisdom with that of folly. Both lifestyles are in fact thoroughly religious, and in the end, we will live in relation to God as either covenant-keepers or covenant-breakers.
Enjoying Life and Giving Your Best
Enjoying Life and Giving Your Best
The basis of life and culture is the interpretive principle given to us by God in creation. We cannot derive truth from subjective personal experience.
Social Justice: A History
Scott Masson gives a historical overview of how the philosophy behind the social justice movement developed in the west and now manifests itself in our culture.
An Introduction to Utopia
Christianity is irreconcilable with any form of utopian philosophy. Since God is in charge of history, and has revealed the plan of his Kingdom reign, efforts to bring about utopia are acts of rebellion against God
Care for Creation
Human beings are God’s stewards, and we are tasked with caring for His world for His glory. This booklet outlines a distinctly Christian view of creation care that preserves the Creator-creation distinction, takes seriously the issues of sin and redemption, and recalls Christians to the godly task of environmental stewardship.
War and Peace
We are to be peace-makers, not peace-keepers. This can only be accomplished through the preaching of the gospel of peace. The greatest battle in our day is the battle for the mind and heart. To compromise truth or to negotiate with falsehood may temporarily keep a superficial truce, but will not make for peace.
