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Where is Christianity hiding in modern society?

A Transformative Vision: Developing a Christian Worldview

Our society is enthusiastic about scientific, technological and economic advances. It is deplorable that these advances are all made without taking Christian values ​​into account. Christianity should permeate the structures of our society to the point of influencing its culture. From academic studies to politics, from business to family life, the Christian vision can transfigure our world. To initiate such a reversal, the authors analyze our troubled times, skillfully explain how these troubles appeared and offer us a solution. Their hope is rooted in a clear understanding of the Christian worldview.

where is Christianity hidden? - A transformative vision: Developing a Christian worldview

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“This book sends out an urgent cry to Christians in the hope that they will unite with one heart and one mind, and recognize that Jesus Christ is Lord of life in all its forms. Read it as an inspiring analysis of what prevents such unity of heart and mind. Also read it as an imperative to... submit ourselves to one Master. »

Nicholas Wolterstorff, Professor Emeritus of Philosophical Theology, Yale University

Table of content

PART ONE: A definition of worldviews
  • Chapter 1: Culture and worldviews
  • Chapter 2: Analysis of worldviews
PART TWO: The worldview according to Scripture
  • Chapter 3: Culture and worldviews
  • Chapter 4: Analysis of worldviews
  • Chapter 5: Redemption and renewal
PART THREE: The modern world view
  • Chapter 6: The problem of dualism
  • Chapter 7: The development of dualism
  • Chapter 8: The emergence of the secularized worldview
  • Chapter 9: The Gods of Our Time
PART FOUR: The Biblical Worldview in Action
  • Chapter 10: A Christian Cultural Solution
  • Chapter 11: Worldviews and academic thinking
  • Chapter 12: A framework of Christian philosophical thought
Brian J. Walsh serves as chaplain of the Christian Reformed Church at the University of Toronto. J. Richard Middleton is an instructor of biblical studies at Roberts Wesleyan College and teaches the Bible and Culture course at Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, New York.
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