This post focuses on sections 1-3 of Worship in a Secular Age, the first appendix of For the Life of the World.
Dn. Michael Hyatt’s podcast series does not continue into the appendices, but I’m going to continue to blog through the two essays in it. I’ve found them as compelling and fascinating as I have [...]
This post continues with my thoughts on section 3 of the third chapter of For the Life of the World. Here is the link to Deacon Michael Hyatt’s podcast on chapter three if you’ve not already listened to it.
For the Life of the World: Part Six
From the beginning Christians had their own day, and it [...]
This post ponders sections 10-12 of the second chapter of For the Life of the World. If you haven’t listened to it yet, here is the link to Deacon Michael Hyatt’s podcast over sections 9-16.
For the Life of the World: Part Five
When man stands before the throne of God, when he has fulfilled all [...]
This phrase leaps out at me every time I read this section of Athanasius’ writing.
nor, secondly, does repentance call men back from what is their nature—it merely stays them from acts of sin.
God can and does call man to repentance. Nobody argues that point. However, I have some sense that repentance may often be seen [...]