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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Where have all the atheists gone?
When people today say that they’re “spiritual but not religious,” what they have in mind is something close to this neo-pagan idea that the universe itself is divine—in other words, “pantheistic, not theistic.” The “religion” most in the...
The pagans are back (actually, they never left) ...
This edition of Sensemaking is devoted to new religious movements that are characterized by many things, both old and new—all blended and remixed in many different and often overlapping ways.
Terminology is often confusing since it is not...
Can a society be moral without belief in God?
The doctrine of objective value [is] the belief that certain attitudes are really true, and others really false, to the kind of thing the universe is and the kind of things we are.
~ C. S. Lewis, The Abolition of Man (1947)
God is...
Erasing the distinction between children and adults ...
A sixteen-year-old in Montana cannot vote.
She cannot get a credit card, buy a lottery ticket, or smoke cigarettes. She needs a parent to sign off before she can get a tattoo, apply for a driver’s license, or play school sports.
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Meditating on what we can’t know about God ...
That God is beyond human comprehension is something we Christians recognize. We say things like “his ways are not our ways” almost as a throwaway line, as nothing more than a truism. But do we stop to meditate on just what it means that God...
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