by Fr. Stephen Freeman Many of the postmodern challenges to the modern perspective are questions about the character and nature of knowledge. A particular focus has been on the concept of objectivity. When we view something objectively, we think of ourselves as standing outside the thing being observed. We are able to “walk around” it […]
How the Scriptures Became the Scriptures
September 28, 2012 By
by Fr. Stephen Freeman How did the Scriptures become the Scriptures? In particular, how did early Christians decide which books would be included in the Scriptures and which books would not – for there were far more writings of the time that were set aside than those that were accepted as being Scripture? Interestingly, the […]
Preaching Orthodoxy In The Modern World
March 5, 2011 By
by Fr. Stephen Freeman Originally titled “Living Orthodox in the Modern World,” this article from the blog “Glory To God For All Things” is worth reading. The reason I have reposted it here is simple: We are here, now, and have been placed here by God, for whatever reason, to preach the Gospel to the […]
