by John DeWitt | Jul 1, 2019 | Opinion
Editor’s note: This article is part of an ongoing series focused on engaging the emerging generations of faith leaders. Learn more about EthicsDaily.com’s “Emerging Voices” and “U:21” series here. I attend a very conservative university in the heart of Virginia. In...
by Ircel Harrison | Aug 10, 2009 | Opinion
Perhaps it is time for those of us who call ourselves Christians to take a look at the calendar. Although it is 2009, many of us still function as if it were 1980 – or even 1955. In “American Churches in Crisis,” David Olson challenges the American church...
by Barry Howard | Nov 11, 2002 | Opinion
However you define or describe postmodernism, the reality of its growing impact on our culture and on the work of the church within our culture requires the church reaffirm its mission, re-think its strategy, and re-equip its membership for a new era. Simply put,...
by Parush Parushev | May 20, 2002 | Opinion
Postmodernism means different things to different people. Some are so fascinated with current changes in social, artistic and intellectual life that they believe a new age has already dawned. Others are so frustrated by these changes that they deny the existence of...
by Paul Schrag | Mar 8, 2002 | Opinion
No one wants to be offensive. Least of all Christians, whom one might think would be the least displeasing people of all. Christians try to love their neighbors. What’s not to like? Nothing, if that were all there is to Christianity. But there’s also the...
