The text of a lecture given originally at the 1995 think tank meeting of the Kuyper Association in England. Published in Christianity & Society Vol. VI, No. 4 (October 1996)

The text of a lecture given originally at the 1995 think tank meeting of the Kuyper Association in England. Published in Christianity & Society Vol. VI, No. 4 (October 1996)

The text of a lecture given originally at the 1995 think tank meeting of the Kuyper Association in England. Published&nbsp;in Christianity &amp; Society Vol. VI, No. 4 (October 1996)

Chapter 13: The Implications of the Information Revolution for the Future of the Christian Church

What is the nature of Christianity? Is it a religion or a cult, i.e. a personal worship hobby? This question goes to the heart of the modern Church's failure to exercise a world-transforming faith. The antidote to this failure is the rediscovery of Christianity as the true religion, i.e. as an overarching structure to human life that anchors both the individual and the society of which he is a part in God's will for man in Christ. This religious structure the Bible calls the covenant, and it embraces the whole of human life including politics, education, science, art, welfare, health care, marriage, family life, Church, business, economy.

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Chapter 13: The Implications of the Information Revolution for the Future of the Christian Church

Chapter 13: The Implications of the Information Revolution for the Future of the Christian Church