A Book Review of ‘Lost and Found: Public Theology in the Secular Age’ A structured book review of ‘Lost and Found: Public Theology in the Secular Age‘ by Michael A. Milton. Published by Wipf and Stock, 2024. Paperback; 206 pages. An additional subtitle on the cover: Christian Vocation in Context. The D. James Kenney Institute
Lessons From Ancient Rome: Military, Culture, and Modern Parallels What are some lessons from ancient Rome? Can we learn anything from Roman architecture and artifacts? Why was the Roman military successful? Why did the Roman Empire eventually collapse? This article is a brief introduction. More concepts will be explored in future articles. Ancient Rome’s Military
A book review of “Living in God’s Two Kingdoms: A Biblical Vision for Christianity and Culture“, written by David VanDrunen, and published by Crossway in 2010. Paperback; 208 pages. Dr. VanDrunen is a professor of Systematic Theology and Ethics at Westminster Theological Seminary in Escondido, California. He has written extensively about ethics, natural law, and
The Arab Mind, by Raphael Patai, is one of the most interesting books in my personal collection of books about Arabs and Arabic language. I acquired this book in 1978 before traveling to the Middle East with a group of college students. The Arab Mind was among a dozen or so books that were required