Author: Casey Shutt

As the familiar tale has it, the professor of a Philosophy 101 class enters the classroom to administer the final exam. Stepping silently to the blackboard, he writes there the one-word question “Why?” Turning to the...

In a recent Mars Hill Audio Journal interview, Dallas Willard speaks about his book, Knowing Christ Today.  Willard believes that religious knowledge has been nudged outside of public discourse and deemed invalid and irrelevant....

After 100 years, Twain’s autobiography has been released from the vault for publication.

Why google is hurting the day’s productivity in workplaces across the nation. Congrats on thirty years Pac-Man.

Grace City (which I found via BTW) desribes an interesting story on Steve Jobs (CEO of Apple) and his unwillingness to make porn readily available on his portable devices like the iPhone (now, I am not sure exactly what his...

James Davison Hunter’s new book, To Change the World, has much to say.  Regarding the question of Christian engagement in the world, the book is unavoidable and has been a paradigm-buster. In the midst of a discussion on...

Life without God is difficult to sustain.  This became apparent when reading Armand M. Nicholi, Jr.’s The Question of God.  In this book Nicholi pits the thinking of C. S. Lewis (the theist) against Sigmund Freud (the atheist)...

Here is David F. Wells discussing how invasive contemporary culture is: And what exactly is that contemporary culture? Some have said that we live in a postmodern age. Here’s Wells on the meaning of that: