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“Men Without Chests” is the opening chapter of C. S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man, and it starts with a school textbook. Two anonymous authors, whom Lewis calls Gaius and Titius, teach students that when we call a waterfall sublime we are only reporting our own feelings, not describing the waterfall. In their thinking value is subjective, not objective.
An element of Rebel to Your Will that I particularly enjoyed was how Sean would often transition from tragedy to grace. He will skillfully explain a terrible circumstance from his upbringing and then will shift to a parallel event in his current home life, showing the reader the stark difference.
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Lance L. English serves as Theologian in Residence at Reformark. He writes and teaches on biblical doctrine, the life of the church, and the riches of the Christian faith.
Corey R. Colvin is the founder of Reformark. He interviews pastors and theologians on Reformed theology, pastoral ministry, and the church's calling to proclaim Christ with clarity and joy.
Keith Goad serves as pastor of Jefferson Park Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia. He writes and teaches on building a biblical culture in the local church, and he is a speaker at Reformark's Feed the Flock conference.
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Many believers want to go deeper in Scripture but feel that serious theology belongs in seminaries and academic books. Reformark exists to bridge that gap.
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