Monthly Archives: August 2007

The Power of Story

Christians love to sing of the story of Jesus: I love to tell the story of unseen things above, of Jesus and his glory, of Jesus and his love. I love to tell the story, because I know ’tis true; it satisfies my longings as nothing else can do. I love to tell the story; […]

August 10, 2007 – 5:54 am | By Paul Kuritz | Posted in Books, The Gospel of the Kingdom, Theology | Comments (1)

A Cinematic Monument to the Unknown God

If, in the words of Ecclesiastes, “God has set eternity in the hearts of men”, then God has set the plot of rescue on the hearts of men as well. Since exile from the Garden, we have been looking  for God’s promised rescue. Stories of rescue/salvation have been humanity’s universal favorites, because God wanted us to be ready […]

August 9, 2007 – 3:29 pm | By Paul Kuritz | Posted in Movies, The Gospel of the Kingdom | Comments Off on A Cinematic Monument to the Unknown God

An Army Chaplain Prays for Higher Education

In “Show, Don’t Tell” at

August 7, 2007 – 6:42 am | By Paul Kuritz | Posted in Interviews | Comments Off on An Army Chaplain Prays for Higher Education

The Entrance Requirement to the Kingdom of God

Shortly after becoming a Christian, I heard a non-Christian claim that one needn’t be a Christian to lead a good life, and to do remarkable things for one’s neighbor. In fact, he said he knew many non-Christians who led better lives than some Christians he knew.

August 5, 2007 – 1:56 pm | By Paul Kuritz | Posted in Music, The Gospel of the Kingdom, Theology | Comments Off on The Entrance Requirement to the Kingdom of God

Radical Feminist Calls for Religion to Lead the Artistic Renaissance

Who would expect a self-avowed pro-choice, libertarian atheist to call for a renaissance of America’s fine arts through religion?

August 4, 2007 – 10:37 am | By Paul Kuritz | Posted in Art, Talks | Comments Off on Radical Feminist Calls for Religion to Lead the Artistic Renaissance