2006 in Review, 4th Quarter
Our 2006 year in review series concludes with the fourth quarter:
October
“Do You See More than Just a ‘Carbon Footprint’?” Jordan J. Ballor
It’s a fair question to ask, I think, of those who are a part of the radical environmentalist/population control political lobby. It’s also a note of caution to fellow Christians who want to build bridges with those folks...there is a complex of interrelated policies that are logically consistent once you assume the tenets of secular environmentalism....
November
“The Idolatry of Political Christianity,” Jordan J. Ballor
In its activist zeal, political Christianity substitutes the State for Christ, the one who in reality stands between all human relationships. The State’s proper role is therefore lost in the expansion of its purview to all social relations....
December
“The Pornification of Culture,” Jordan J. Ballor
“To pander to this world is to fornicate against you,” confesses Augustine to God. The worldly culture of today seems to be trying its best to actualize Augustine’s observation in literal terms....
October
“Do You See More than Just a ‘Carbon Footprint’?” Jordan J. Ballor
It’s a fair question to ask, I think, of those who are a part of the radical environmentalist/population control political lobby. It’s also a note of caution to fellow Christians who want to build bridges with those folks...there is a complex of interrelated policies that are logically consistent once you assume the tenets of secular environmentalism....
November
“The Idolatry of Political Christianity,” Jordan J. Ballor
In its activist zeal, political Christianity substitutes the State for Christ, the one who in reality stands between all human relationships. The State’s proper role is therefore lost in the expansion of its purview to all social relations....
December
“The Pornification of Culture,” Jordan J. Ballor
“To pander to this world is to fornicate against you,” confesses Augustine to God. The worldly culture of today seems to be trying its best to actualize Augustine’s observation in literal terms....
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