The Bible Doesn’t Fit an Information Age
09-10-2024 17:32 via christianitytoday.com

The Bible Doesn’t Fit an Information Age

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here.I recommended the Gospel of Mark to an unbeliever. He read it and found it “creepy.” That’s exactly the response I wanted.This young man is probably an atheist or an agnostic but has lived in such a secular environment that he doesn’t seem to think of himself in such terms, any more than you would introduce yourself as “non-cannibalistic” or “anti-horse-theft.” H
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