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Consumer-based, me-centered, music-driven, reductionistic, therapeutic, and theologically vacuous Christianity is ten million miles from the real thing. It mirrors the world more than Scripture. Itβs no wonder, then, why so many celebrity pastors and leaders are abandoning the faith for the idols and approval of our culture. Itβs the culture, not objective truth, that has been chiefly shaping their thinking all along.
Jon D. Payne
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DAILY DEVOTIONAL Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Universities are β if nothing else β places where people meet to think together. Hannah Arendt passed through many such places in the course of her life, but never defined herself as an academic. She was β first and last β a thinker. She thought about many things, but particularly about the nature and purpose of thinking itself: its ethical and political significance, its potential for good and evil, its grounding in the commonality of human consciousness. Forty years after her death, her work is a reminder of the urgent need for us to learn how to think together β and how to imagine the university as a place in which such thinking matters.
