Francis Schaeffer says a Christian’s love shows itself in how they treat other true believers. He argues that art belongs in everyday life and should focus on the individual person. He also points out that believing something does not make the facts any different.
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Francis Schaeffer was a philosopher from the United States, best known for The God who is there: speaking historic Christianity into the twentieth century.
Quick Facts About Francis Schaeffer
Born
January 30, 1912
Died
May 15, 1984
Nationality
United States
Profession
Philosopher
Notable works
The God who is there: speaking historic Christianity into the twentieth century
Spouse
Edith Schaeffer
About Francis Schaeffer
He opposed theological modernism and advocated a historic Protestant faith and a presuppositional style of Christian apologetics, believing it could answer the questions of his time.
