3 Things I Learned From Athletics
There is much talk in the U.S. about the importance of athletics and specifically how it builds character. Having played
Gregory Scott
November 28, 2010
Tag: Worldview
Seinfeld and Secular Hypocrisy
Seinfeld, they say, is life. The other day I was thinking about that episode where George Costanza,while working late one
Gregory Scott
November 26, 2010
Economics For Dummies (Quantitative Easing)
I had decided maybe I was just dumb, but the more I read about the “quantitative easing” our government has
Gregory Scott
November 20, 2010
Boethius On Congressman Rangel
Anicius Boethius (A.D. 480-524) was a Roman Christian philosopher who lived just after its last emperor was deposed. He had
Gregory Scott
November 17, 2010
Moral Incompetence
A story ran on the internet last week about Amazon.com offering for sale an eBook called The Pedophile’s Guide to Love
Gregory Scott
November 14, 2010
Muslims On Planes
Like me, you probably saw last week that NPR fired Juan Williams. They fired him for stating on Fox that
Gregory Scott
October 25, 2010
On Use of the Word “Gay”
CNN’s Anderson Cooper is worked up because of the use of the word “gay” in the trailer for Vince Vaughn’s
Gregory Scott
October 9, 2010
The Importance of a Kingdom Worldview
I saw firsthand yesterday the importance of a Kingdom worldview. I was in a CLE (Continuing Legal Education) course. CLE
Gregory Scott
October 8, 2010
Movies For Teaching Worldview
When the Apostle Paul preached in Athens, he quoted Greek poets. (Acts 17:16-34). Paul was trying to connect with the
Gregory Scott
October 4, 2010
Three Beliefs that Hinder Effectiveness in the Kingdom of God: Dualism, Escapism, and Passivism
Presuppositions are foundational beliefs that are usually assumed and unexamined.They are generally not adopted as a result of study and
Gregory Scott
September 29, 2010
On Islam and Pluralism
I don’t know if you read Nicholas Kristoff’s op-ed piece in the NY Times Saturday, Message To Muslims: I’m Sorry.
Gregory Scott
September 20, 2010
Is Intolerance Wrong?
There’s much talk today of the evils of intolerance. It’s the one thing our increasingly post-modern culture agrees is morally
Gregory Scott
September 18, 2010
Lessons From Threatened Book Burning
Pastor Terry Jones’s 15 minutes of fame has stretched into a reality tv mini-series. If you haven’t heard the latest,
Gregory Scott
September 10, 2010
G.K. Chesterton Quotes
Here are some quotes from G.K. Chesterton, one smart dude and a fabulous writer: “If there were no God, there
Gregory Scott
September 7, 2010
Work Is Great, Beer Is Good, And People Are Crazy
“I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have.” These are purportedly Leonardo
Gregory Scott
September 6, 2010
4 Misconceptions About The Kingdom
Jesus said Christians are to “seek first the kingdom.” (Matt. 6:33). To seek the Kingdom first, we should have a
Gregory Scott
September 4, 2010
Can An Abortion Advocate Be A Christian?
I am a Christian believe abortion is the taking of a human life. I’ll spare you all the reasons because
Gregory Scott
September 1, 2010
What Shapes Your Worldview
I’m a trial lawyer, and I once had a jury trial where one of the defendants was, as we say
Gregory Scott
August 30, 2010
On the Pastor who Tried to Burn Qurans
Perhaps you’ve read about the pastor who plans on publicly burning a Quran on September 11, 2010. Unfortunately, he’s received
Gregory Scott
August 28, 2010
The Advantage Christians have for Success at Work
In my law practice, I consult with people about their jobs, usually at a point when they are unhappy about
Gregory Scott
August 20, 2010
