With the point

A culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point. A listener recently asked how we would respond to the accusation that Christians are not

free thinkers. Well one way is to go over the list of novelist, artists,

scientists, philosophers from the last 2,000 years and see go over the list of novelist, artists,

philosophers from the last 2,000 years

and see just how many of them were Christians

or work from a broadly Christian framework.

Consider also how much art over the past 20 centuries can be called sacred.

Read Augustine of Hippo or Jonathan Edwards and see if they qualify as good thinker.

Learn about the lives of scientists like Johannes Kepler, Isaac Newton, Galileo, and others.

And then look up how much science advanced before Christian civilization.

But Christians believe the world's knowable, and that man in God's image we are all know errs.

There is no such thing as thinking without that basis.

And then you need to be clear, of course, about the word free.

Historically, that's meant the freedom to do whatever someone wanted to do and those people rarely made the world

better at least not like Christians did the Colston Center I'm John Stone Street