“But in their defense of the supernatural, fundamentalists and their evangelical heirs resemble some cancer patients. In facing a drastic disease, they are willing to undertake a drastic remedy. The treatment of fundamentalism may be said to have succeeded; the… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share
“The point of Christian scholarship is not recognition by standards established in the wider culture. The point is to praise God with the mind. Such efforts will lead to the kind of intellectual integrity that sometimes receives recognition. But for the Christian that recognition is only a fairly inconsequential by-product. The real point is valuing what God has made, believing… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share
“But in their defense of the supernatural, fundamentalists and their evangelical heirs resemble some cancer patients. In facing a drastic disease, they are willing to undertake a drastic remedy. The treatment of fundamentalism may be said to have succeeded; the patient survived. But at least for the life of the mind, what survived was a patient horribly disfigured by the… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share
“The Gospel of John tells us that the Word who was made flesh and dwelt among us, full of glorious grace and truth, was also the Word through whom all things- all phenomena in nature, all capacities for fruitful interaction, all the kinds of beauty- were made. To honor that Word as he deserves to be honored,evangelicals must know both… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share
“The great truth of the Incarnation is that the Son of God became flesh and dwelt among us. In this foundational truth we may… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share Image
“Thus, it is taking more American churches to field one missionary than churches in other parts of the world. For example, whereas there is… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share Image
“The Book that made the nation was destroying the nation; the nation that had taken to the Book was rescued not by the Book… — Mark A. Noll Copy Share Image
