Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind

so that you may be able to prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.

Romans 12.

This is resistance and reformation on the Fight Laugh Feast network.

Known as the Father of Scholasticism and of presuppositional apologetics,

and Selm of Canterbury was perhaps the most luminous and penetrating intellect

in the centuries between Augustine and Aquinas.

His vision for education lay the foundations for the Western University

tradition and the Christian stewardship of the mind.

He was, according to historian Tom Holland, a brilliant scholar of noble birth, a correspondent of countesses, and associate of kings.

He articulated a new and momentous understanding of the

luminous philosophical and theological writing

proved to be foundational

for Western civilization and culture.

His doctrine of the atonement pre-Saged the Magisterial Reformation,

developing a sophisticated analyses of the language used in academic discussions.

He highlighted the importance of precision.

He focused on the essential meanings of terms.

He recognized that all too often the battle over the Bible begins with a battle over the dictionary.

His seminal understanding of the aspects and unity of the divine nature of the

divine nature, of the extent of our possible knowledge of God's

character and attributes, of the complex nature of

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