It astonishes me how many evangelicals (including Reformed) want to assert that cultural stuff is neutral - just a common grace thing common to all people Christian and non-Christian alike. Thus it is asserted that ther is no unique Christian way of painting, plumbing, educating, etc.
Wilson demonstrates how our faith makes a profound difference in how we see and work. It shapes all that we do.
Could it be that we are so used to doing things in a trinitarian manner that we just don't see it? posted by Dave at Friday, April 27, 2007 -
