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Why the Bible Just Won’t Die (Part 2)
Cultural Leadership, Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee Cultural Leadership, Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee

Why the Bible Just Won’t Die (Part 2)

In Part 1, we explored the Bible’s staying power on a metanarrative level. In this follow-up, we zoom in on a cultural voice—Jordan Peterson—whose lectures may have unexpectedly helped shift public perceptions about the Bible. It’s a reminder that God can—and does—use surprising people to draw others toward Him.

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A Tale of Two Individualisms (And The Sexual Revolutions They Helped Create)
Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee

A Tale of Two Individualisms (And The Sexual Revolutions They Helped Create)

There’s a difference between “individualism” and “expressive individualism.” We see the impact of these two streams of thought when we view them through the filter of the sexual revolutions they helped give birth to. Contrasting the two raise important questions about how we attain significance and meaning, understand morality, and more.

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Christian Tribe vs. Tribal Christian. There’s a Difference.
Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee Cultural Observation Steve Bang Lee

Christian Tribe vs. Tribal Christian. There’s a Difference.

Author and Professor Gerald L. Sittser once wrote that “Every generation of believers faces the risk of becoming a prisoner to its own myopic vision of the Christian faith, assuming that how it understands and practices faith is always the best.” It’s one thing to be part of a Christian tribe. It’s another thing to be tribal. This post is about the dangers of pursuing our “myopic vision.”

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