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ironically the term tolerance is used to justify intolerance toward Christianity.
- Nancy Pearcey
As long as Christianity is treated as "moral poetry" and "tales of consolation," it poses no threat to the sovereignty of secularism.
- Nancy Pearcey
Christianity explains why truth is not merely a human construction. The world is not a creation of my own mind. It is the handiwork of God. The human mind cannot usurp the Creator's role and function. The biblical concept of creation gives logical grounds to support what humans inescapably conclude by experience from the time we are toddlers.
- Nancy Pearcey
Like every alternative to Christianity, the mechanistic worldview was essentially a substitute religion, a mental idol.
- Nancy Pearcey
How do we know whether we are producing life or death? By whether our lives exhibit the beauty of God's character. When people see the way you live, are they drawn closer to God or are they alienated from God? When they observe the way you treat others, do they find the gospel more credible or less credible? That is the standard by which we should measure our actions. Christians are called to be "life-producing machines
- Nancy Pearcey
In every field, Christians must learn critical thinking skills. Otherwise, we may simply absorb idol-based philosophies from the intellectual atmosphere.
- Nancy Pearcey
Yet church youth groups rarely teach apologetics, majoring instead on games and goodies.
- Nancy Pearcey
Africa at the start of the twentieth century, Christians were only 9 percent of the population; today they are 44 percent.
- Nancy Pearcey
We've limited Christianity to salvation and sanctification," he said. But "Christianity is the truth about everything.
- Nancy Pearcey
Lecrae's message is that we do not need to be afraid of cultural differences because Christianity has the resources to speak to every culture.
- Nancy Pearcey
Christian art should grow out of the robust confidence that nothing is unredeemable—that Jesus himself entered into the darkest levels of human experience and transformed them into sources of life and renewal.
- Nancy Pearcey
The key to the power of the biblical message is the conviction that it is actually true—objectively, universally, cosmically true. It is not merely a psychological coping mechanism. It is not a sociological product of Western culture. It is truth about the universe itself. This conviction is what sets orthodox Christianity off from Christianity Lite. And it is the source of genuine church growth.
- Nancy Pearcey