Sensemaking
Michael Pooreis the newsletter of Michael Poore, Director of The Humanitas Forum on Christianity & Culture. The name "makes sense" since our Mission Question asks, "What does it mean to follow Jesus in our post-Christian culture?"
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Early Christianity provided “islands of mercy,” not promises of “pie in the sky”…
“Misery and Mercy” is the title of the chapter where Rodney Stark confronts the accusation by atheists that Christianity caters to the weak and suffering by promising “pie in the sky.”
Yes, he says, it is most often the affluent who start...
The Last Christian on Earth #6: Creating Counterfeit Religion
The literary device used in The Last Christian on Earth is similar to C. S. Lewis’s Screwtape Letters, except here a spy master is writing a series of instructions to an implanted operative whose job is to undermine the Christian Chur...
The Last Christian on Earth #5: The Smorgasbord Factor
The literary device used in The Last Christian on Earth is similar to C. S. Lewis’s Screwtape Letters, except here a spy master is writing a series of instructions to an implanted operative whose job is to undermine the Christian Chur...
The Last Christian on Earth #4: The Private-Zoo Factor
The literary device used in The Last Christian on Earth is similar to C. S. Lewis’s Screwtape Letters, except here a spy master is writing a series of instructions to an implanted operative whose job is to undermine the Christian Chur...
The future of medicine: A transhumanist vision
Please join us on October 22 for this timely talk on how becoming cyborgs is part of a transhumanist vision for human evolution for overcoming suffering and limitations. With all the new technologies that are here now and that are being dev...
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Michael is founder and director of The Humanitas Forum on Christianity & Culture.
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