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Pop, American & Western Culture

...all the calls to "reclaim America for Christ" leave me cold. Our real need is to reclaim the church for Christ. When Christ is exalted in His church, when He is loved and revered and cherised with passion by those who bear His Name - in other words, when the church starts living like the church - then His body cannot help but make an impact on culture.
Tom Ascol

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Title	Notes
The Unhinging of the American Mind - Derrida as Pretext	Dallas Willard
Continuous Media "Snacking" - Bite Size Entertainment for an Attention-Deficit Age	Al Mohler
Understanding the Times	J. Ligon Duncan & Derek Thomas (mp3 & text) - 12 Part Series
Thy Kingdom Come - Eschatology and Cultural Influence	Kim Riddlebarger
Religion and Culture: Challenges and Prospects in the Next Generation	George Van Pelt Campbell - Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society (Jun 2000)
What does Hollywood have to do with Wheaton?	Stanley J. Grenz - The Place of (Pop) Culture in Theological Reflection
Finding the Permanent in the Political: C. S. Lewis as a Political Thinker	John G. West, Jr.
Rootlessness and Simulacra: The Loss and Recovery of Cultural Foundations	Andrew M. Tatusko
Civil Sin: Evil and Purgation in the Media	Quentin J. Schultze
Satanism, Starbucks, and Other Gospel Challengers	David Wells - 9Marks Interview
The Crisis of the West: Machiavelli, Rousseau, and the Imperative of Salvation	William E. Johnston Jr.
Is God Unconstitutional? - Part 1	Phillip Johnson - The Established Religious Philosophy of America
Is God Unconstitutional? - Part 2	Phillip Johnson - The Established Religious Philosophy of America
The [American] Revolution: Christian In Spite of Itself	John Warwick Montgomery
Is Popular Culture Either?	Ken Myers
Sin in Contemporary Literature	John Fletcher
Christians in a Dot Com World	Gene Edward Veith
American Cultural Assumptions Affecting Interpersonal Relationships	Steven Rinesmith
Reformation, Revival and the Religious Right	Tom Ascol
Do We Need God To Be Moral?	John Frame and Paul Kurtz (Debate) - A “culture war” is brewing in America, and basic to the controversy is disagreement over the role of religion in public life.
Pop Culture: Why Bother?	Denis Haack
Red and Blue America - The Washington Post Takes a Look	Al Mohler
Confronting Modernity	John R. Muether
Reflecting Theologically on Popular Culture as Meaningful:	Theodore A. Turnau, III - The Role of Sin, Grace, and General Revelation
I Hate My Generation	Shane Rosenthal
Should Christians Join the Cultural Elite?	John M. Frame
Population Growth as Blessing or Blight?	E. Calvin Beisner
The Christian's Responsibility in a Pagan Society - Part 1	John MacArthur, Jr.
The Christian's Responsibility in a Pagan Society - Part 2	John MacArthur, Jr.
Reading Between the Lines - A Christian Guide to Literature	Gene Edward Veith - Book Preview
Deconstructing Liberal Tolerance	Francis J. Beckwith
How the Bombarding Images of TV Culture Undermine the Power of Words (.pdf)	Douglas R. Groothuis
The Second Religiousness of Western Society	Lawrence J. Terlizzese (pdf)
Postmodernism: How to Disarm a Suspicious Culture	C. Michael Patton
The Decline of Christianity in the West? A Contrarian View	T. David Gordon
When World Denial Becomes Worldliness - Gnosticism and Fundamentalism	Alan Maben (Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals)
The Apostle Paul & Oprah Winfrey	Michael S. Horton
In Your Face: Talk Show Culture Invades the Church	Allen Mawhinney
Big, Monolithic & Anti-Christian - The Media Conspiracy	Paul Coughlin
Religious Liberty in America	David Adams
The Medium is the Mass Sage	Mark Fedeli
Ads	Scott Schuleit