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Is Creation for Evangelicals and Neo-Reformed what Donuts Are for Homer Simpson?
I am noticing a trend, trend-spotters that historians are, and it does not appear to be promising. Over at Christianity Today, Scott Sabin, author of Tending to Eden, connects the dots among – hold on to your baseball cap – evangelism, “compassionate justice ministry,†and earth care. On a global scale, restoration is a monumental… Read More→