Why Every Society Needs Faith
Avent’s ‘In Good Faith’ achieves something genuinely difficult: a synthetic account of human belief, cultural evolution, and social meaning that takes religion seriously without being religious.
Avent’s ‘In Good Faith’ achieves something genuinely difficult: a synthetic account of human belief, cultural evolution, and social meaning that takes religion seriously without being religious.
‘The Life of Chuck’ feels more like a relic of New Atheism’s heyday than a product of the present vibe shift.
Pastors, church leaders, and anyone serious about evangelism will benefit from the content and approach demonstrated in ‘Why I’m Still a Christian.’
Lessons the church can learn from the intellectual journey of a skeptic to the Christian faith.
The significant rise in ‘spiritual but not religious’ Americans suggests we need a new—and perhaps old—approach to evangelism and apologetics.