Chalcedon

Categories Culture, Journal of Christian Reconstruction SKU 11.1 Author Multiple Format Paperback Length 194 pages

Christians must learn to exercise dominion in the area of the arts and media in order to fulfill their mandate from the Lord. Also included in this issue is a long and very important study of the Russian Orthodox Church before the Revolution.

Table of Contents
Introduction: The New Reformation by Otto J. Scott

I. Christianity and the Arts and the Media

• Arts and the Distortion of Christianity by Rousas John Rushdoony
• The Christian Writer by Otto J. Scott
• The Victorian Enlightenment by Otto J. Scott
• The Trustee Nature of Christian Art by Sharon Porlier
• Truth and Objectivity: A Christian Perspective on the Presentation of the News by Garry J. Moes
• Modern Art Unmasked by Otto Scott

II. Historical and Biblical Studies

• Uncertain Trumpet: The Russian Orthodox Church and Russian Religious Thought, 1900-1917 by Ellen Myers
• The Bible, Ethics and Public Policy by Dr. Joseph N. Kickasola
• Puritan Political Views as Expressed in the Geneva Bible Marginalia by Dell G. Johnson
• Humanism versus Christianity by R.E. McMaster
• Christianity in the Caribbean by Geoffrey W. Donnan

III. Book Review

• James T. Draper & Forrest E. Watson, If the Foundations by Destroyed reviewed by Tommy W. Rogers