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Christianly Attention and the Meaning Crisis
Please note: This article is longer than normal, so you may need to read it in parts. However you determine to make it through to
The Moral “What” and “How” of Attention
Our intention in this short series of articles is to: (1) prove the proposition of attention as a moral act, (2) present the implications of
Why Faith?
My daily walk through the Bible recently brought me to the “Faith Hall of Fame,” found in Hebrews 11. But rather than focus on the
Attention is a Moral Act
This title, also given to an interview series with Iain McGilchrist – a ground-breaking neuroscientist and philosopher – on the Perspectiva YouTube channel, seems overly
Christianly Thinking – Its Sacramental Cast (Part 2)
If we are not careful, truths we hold as obvious become truths we take for granted. Though we may regularly acknowledge them as true in
Christianly Thinking – Its Sacramental Cast
Blamires sixth and final mark of the Christian mind is its sacramental cast: The recognition of the omnipresence of God in all of life, and
inLight Adventure Newsletter – Short for the Sake of Importance
We are keeping this edition of the newsletter short to emphasize the importance of the encouragement contained therein. My prayer for you: that you would
Christianly Thinking – The Cares of this Life
But take heed to yourselves, lest your hearts be weighed down with carousing, drunkenness, and cares of this life, and that Day come on you unexpectedly. Luke
Lead With Love
We interrupt the Christianly Thinking series to bring you a testimony, an encouragement, and a warning. God’s Long-Suffering Persistence Though I grew up in the
Christianly Thinking – Its Concern for the Person (Part 2)
Concern for the person is one of the most profound differences in secular and Christian thinking. As we argued in Part 1, the secular mind