VirginiaHuguenot
Puritanboard Librarian
A topic of great interest to me is how one may live in the world, but not of the world. In particular, how may a Christian live in a culture that is in so many ways sinful, yet interact with that culture is ways that are redeeming.
The doctrine of common grace has great applicability to this question. The writings of Calvin, Kuyper, J.G. Vos, Van Til and Schaeffer have also shaped my thinking enormously in this area. Ever on the search for other useful resources to further enlighten and edify myself (and perhaps others) as regards the general subject of Christianity and Culture, I came across the website below, which has numerous helpful articles that focus, among other things, on the use of discernment with respect to pop culture. I don't endorse everything found here, of course, but I think there is much that is worthwhile. Check it out.
http://www.ransomfellowship.org/index.html
The doctrine of common grace has great applicability to this question. The writings of Calvin, Kuyper, J.G. Vos, Van Til and Schaeffer have also shaped my thinking enormously in this area. Ever on the search for other useful resources to further enlighten and edify myself (and perhaps others) as regards the general subject of Christianity and Culture, I came across the website below, which has numerous helpful articles that focus, among other things, on the use of discernment with respect to pop culture. I don't endorse everything found here, of course, but I think there is much that is worthwhile. Check it out.
http://www.ransomfellowship.org/index.html
