Discussion Thread: Studying American Literature from a Christian Worldview To begin my discussion on the importance of this exciting era lensed through a Christian worldview, American was built on just that and used to receive its understanding from just that. An era that birthed what could be described as the greatest of American literature, I will attempt to do my best as to not be too eagerly bias as this time era is my place of residence for most, if not seemingly all, o

Discussion Thread: Religious Freedom Part A: As with just about anything that can be closely examined in this reality, I cannot express my opinion on the matter of “what religion means to me” without the inclusion of it being analyzed from both sides— one that is subjective and one that is objective. My close relationship with the very essence of literature has me further approaching matters in life in a more neutral or balanced mindset than ever before. However, this may no

Discussion Thread: Christian Worldview and Writer's Block The material both Ronk and Conner provide us with could I believe could not be any more parallel to that of my own understanding concerning similar, if not the very same, subject matter for a Christian worldview. Ronk highlights the words of theologian and minister, Philip Ryken, as he briefly, yet decorously describes the biblical worldview by stating, “necessary beliefs that consist(s) of what we assume to be fact