Understanding the Times 4.0—A Christian Cultural Critic in Action
More than a decade before I joined the faculty at Northwestern College in 1992, injudicious Supreme Court decisions gave established legal precedent […]
Category: Cultural Marxism
Understanding the Times 3.1—The Formation of a Christian Cultural Critic
My last blog entry offers a brief historical review of factors that shaped my early thinking concerning social-cultural-political issues. Here, I continue […]
Understanding the Times 3.0—The Formation of a Christian Cultural Critic
The first entry in this series—Understanding the Times—featured Herbert Schlossberg and his uncommon book, Idols for Destruction (1983). With his book, Schlossberg […]
Understanding the Times 2.0—An Invisible, Electrified Ideological Wall
The Berlin Wall Falls November 9, 1989, is a memorable date. That day, the Berlin Wall, a barrier that separated people for […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 4)
After nearly fifty years since Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington, D.C. (August 28, 1963), […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream (Part 3)
A Brief Biographical Comment. For my entire academic career, I have been asking the question—What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream?—the […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 2)
At the close of the first installment of this series, I pose the following questions. Given Martin Luther King, Jr.’s reasonable and […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 1)
Nearly forty-eight years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. […]
Personal identity, Victimization, and Being a Christian
The thinkers that have been most instructive for me concerning so-called racial issues and racism have been five: Thomas Sowell, Walter E. […]