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• Trueman, Carl

• 2017-08-07

• Moore Theological College

• Trueman argues that the modern mind is highly psycholigyst, technoligyst. He explores the different ways people have approached the world in the past, and how our thinking as a society has changed. Trueman explores how some of these worldviews and thinkings have been fused. He argues that sitcoms are more powerful as advertising than arguments, and that we are unable to recognise the authority of history any more. Trueman thus reasons that the gospel has become unreasonable to the modern mind. Talk is followed by questions and answers.

• 7/08/2017

• English

• Moore Theological College

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