Faith, Learning, and Character: An Historical Exemplar
Dr. Charles Hodge (1797-1878), principal at Princeton Theological Seminary from 1851-1878, was one of the first evangelicals to go to battle against the naturalism inherent in Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species. Although the Civil War preoccupied American thinkers and commentators in the years immediately following the publishing of Darwin’s book in 1859, academic debate began…
How to End Poverty in Ten Tough Steps – An Evening with Dr. Jay Richards
Can we really end poverty? Contrary to what you may have heard, we know how to cure poverty. The real question is why aren’t we doing it? As Christians we are deeply committed to helping the poor. Unfortunately our good intentions don’t always translate into good outcomes for those who need it most. To put…
New Places, New Faces | Porto Alegre
As I write this post sitting on a blue plastic covered mattress in a cabin in the Brazilian woods, I find it hard to believe the POA team hasn’t even been here a week. Just last Monday, we woke up on a plane headed for the São Paulo airport. We clumsily ordered our lunches in…
