It’s been a while since I’ve read Francis A. Schaeffer book—perhaps five years. I had been on quite a Schaeffer kick for a while there, as I had packed only a few books to take with me overseas, and his … Continue reading
Finally having the opportunity to crack into Volume 3 of The Complete Works of Francis Schaeffer, I took the author’s advice and did not read this offering all in one sitting. Because No Little People is a collection of sixteen … Continue reading
As I work my way through The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, occasionally I hit snags where I just don’t feel like finishing a book. As great as Joshua and the Flow of Biblical History is, I had difficulty … Continue reading
Studying doctrine can be addictive at times. I can recall the countless hours I spent not-so-long ago studying for my ordination. In the 17-page doctrinal statement that resulted from all that study, I tried to marry thoroughness with conciseness, which … Continue reading
“With God’s norms of truth, morals, values, and knowing we have…a North Star [which gives] unity to the internal and external world.” (Chapter 4) He Is There, And He Is Not Silent came as Francis Schaeffer‘s third offering to the … Continue reading
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A Christian summary review of Escape from Reason by Francis Schaeffer (1968) Continue reading
The Bible Without Error in All That It Affirms “The issue at stake,” writes Schaeffer in his opening chapter, “is whether the Bible gives propositional truth (that is, truth that may be stated in propositions) where it touches history and … Continue reading
The Christian is the really free man—he is free to have imagination…The Christian is the one whose imagination should fly beyond the stars. (91) In this short collection of two classic essays, Francis Schaeffer shares both the biblical precedent for … Continue reading
Following a massive life transition, I committed two weeks to reading Volume 1 of The Complete Works of Francis Schaeffer. This book, the first of five, categorizes each of Francis Schaeffer‘s major works by topic rather than chronology, which is … Continue reading
In some ways [Genesis 1-11] are the most important chapters in the Bible, for they put man in his cosmic setting and show him his peculiar uniqueness. They explain man’s wonder and yet his flaw. (9) I have never widely … Continue reading
