Tag Archives: Philosophy
Kicking at the Darkness: Bruce Cockburn and the Christian Imagination by Brian J. Walsh
I have been a fan of Bruce Cockburn‘s music since I was in high school. I have dozens of his albums and generally buy each new release. Granted, our politics don’t exactly line up perfectly but I have always appreciated … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian J. Walsh, Bruce Cockburn, music, non-fiction, Philosophy, pop culture, Postmodernism, Religion and Spirituality
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Are Christians Too Modern?
A thought I had today … Evangelical Christians are too “Modern.” They fail to see the intellectual baggage modernity brings with it and they falsely assume that pre and post-modern thought somehow rejects the concept of truth or absolutes. Post-modern … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Evangelicalism, Philosophy, Postmodernism, Religion and Spirituality
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Genisis by Bernard Beckett
I stumbled upon Genesis by Bernard Beckett at the Book Loft and it seemed like a great fit for me: slim YA post-apocalyptic novel with a philosophical twist. I was inexplicably without reading material and needed to kill some time … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernard Beckett, Philosophy, Science fiction, Speculative fiction, young adult fiction
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