I'm currently in the long brainstorming phase for a book I want to write. The topic is "How to build a worldview like an engineer". As you may suspect, I have an engineering background. I also have some insight into the apologetics side of thing and the age of the earth debate. This is the second video of yours which I watch and I noticed that there is a whole world of thought which I'm not aware of. For example I wasn't even aware that presuppositional apologetics is something that some people think of when hearing the word world view. I was in a camp recently and a few new friends I met asked me to summarize my current ideas. So I have a question. When I finished with that summary, could I have a stream with you and present my current ideas. And then I would love to hear about your insight on it. I think you may be aware of multiple fields of study or ideas that could be of benefit to me and you probably also know good ways to learn about them. But I can also imagine that my approach may be a bit unusual as I'm mostly self taught from a direction which usually isn't occupying itself with those topics.
I am attracted to this book, but I'm just a regular disciple who reads some theology. Do you think this book is better fitted to an academic or clergyman, or would you recommend it to any Christian? I don't have too much time to read, so i try to fit in the best stuff when I can.
If you’re interested in the topic, it is very accessible! But if it’s the first thing you read on the world view, it probably wouldn’t make sense. How Should We then Live, by Francis Schaeffer would be a good starting point.
Dr. Kennedy, write more about Professor Butterfield.
Doug, I have thoughts, if you’re open to criticism of her! open.substack.com/pub/joelcarini/p/sexual-orientation-is-not-a-social?r=k9yk0&
I'm currently in the long brainstorming phase for a book I want to write. The topic is "How to build a worldview like an engineer". As you may suspect, I have an engineering background. I also have some insight into the apologetics side of thing and the age of the earth debate.
This is the second video of yours which I watch and I noticed that there is a whole world of thought which I'm not aware of. For example I wasn't even aware that presuppositional apologetics is something that some people think of when hearing the word world view.
I was in a camp recently and a few new friends I met asked me to summarize my current ideas. So I have a question. When I finished with that summary, could I have a stream with you and present my current ideas. And then I would love to hear about your insight on it. I think you may be aware of multiple fields of study or ideas that could be of benefit to me and you probably also know good ways to learn about them. But I can also imagine that my approach may be a bit unusual as I'm mostly self taught from a direction which usually isn't occupying itself with those topics.
I am attracted to this book, but I'm just a regular disciple who reads some theology. Do you think this book is better fitted to an academic or clergyman, or would you recommend it to any Christian? I don't have too much time to read, so i try to fit in the best stuff when I can.
If you’re interested in the topic, it is very accessible! But if it’s the first thing you read on the world view, it probably wouldn’t make sense. How Should We then Live, by Francis Schaeffer would be a good starting point.
@NaturalTheologian I will check it out. Thank you! Merry Christmas