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Archive for March, 2011
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Becoming better interpreters of glory
Posted on 2011/03/27 | 1 CommentI have a theory about human engagement with creation. This theory is based on our shared reflection of God’s glory. Humanity shares this reflection of glory with all creation, though... -
Living Glory in the Dailies
Posted on 2011/03/20 | No CommentsRecognizing Glory We recognize authentic glory through the witness of Scripture and Spirit. Scripture, as the linguistic revelation of God, is the narrative context by which all of reality is... -
What happens when we run our bodies against their design?
Posted on 2011/03/15 | No CommentsWhat does our creational design tell us about God? Designed capacity and beauty Our bodies are designed for optimal functioning within a range of diet and activity, yet we have... -
Kuyper’s Calvinistic Life System as a Matrix for Glory-ology
Posted on 2011/03/13 | 1 CommentA Life System This week I began reading an abridged version of Abraham Kuyper's 1898 Stone Lectures. In Lecture One, he speaks about life systems as that which explain humanity's... -
Worldview: Learning to ask the right questions
Posted on 2011/03/06 | No CommentsStructure and Direction In Creation Regained, Wolters describes a helpful way of thinking about creation under heaven. God's creation is good by design, but his design has been corrupted by...




