Fritz Guy

CONTEMPORARY secularism in North America is generally comfortable, satisfied, and confident. ¹ This attitude, of course, is fundamentally mistaken. But the best response is not head-on contradiction or (even worse) condemnation.…

SECULARISM comes in two varieties. The first kind is the more sophisticated, and we may call it intentional secularism. This is a deliberate, well-thought-out view of things that often takes the form of naturalistic humanism. In response…

The notion of "truth" has had a long and distinguished heritage in both philosophy and theology. It has been understood in all sorts of different ways. If we could have a convention of all the most famous philosophers in history—Plato,…

The title of this article is deliberately equivocal. On the one hand, it could refer to a misunderstanding about the church, and there are certainly many mistaken ideas about the Christian church in general and the Seventh-day Adventist…

In the summer of 1973, a committee of 14 Adventist women and 13 men met at Camp Mohaven in Ohio to talk about the role of women in ministry. The committee concluded that there was no biblical or theological reason not to ordain women in ministry,…