This article is about the discussion there was in the Reformed churches in the Netherlands about the Sabbath and Sunday. These churches wrestled with the idea how we should view the Lord's Day in the New Testament. Can we say that our Lord's Day is a Christian Sabbath? How must we view the aspect of rest on the Lord's Day?

The article firstly provides an overview of some of the more obvious postmodernist approaches to education; secondly, it explains these approaches; and thirdly, it suggests ways of dealing with curriculum content that make it possible for us to confront the new worldview in our teaching.

This article deals with education and postmodernism. The article discusses the important role of curriculum content in education, subject areas like English and history, arithmetic and mathematics, science, geography, and so on.

In the late 1970s the French philosopher Jean-François Lyotard issued a booklet entitled The Postmodern Condition. Herein he described postmodernism as ‘incredulity toward metanarratives.” That is a helpful description of the postmodern situation. This article begins by explaining what Lyotard ‘means by the term metanarrative. 

Postmodernists follow modernists in rejecting Christianity, but often they are not nearly as comfortable in a secular society as their modern predecessors were and seek to satisfy their needs for spirituality in non-Christian religions.  

Postmodernism is a worldview. It therefore affects us all. Some authors refer to them as climates of opinion,” and that is an apt description. For worldviews are like a climate in the sense that they have an effect on us whether we like it or not. We can never fully escape their influence.  We can, however, take measures to protect ourselves against inclement weather. 

This article is a biography of C. S. Lewis.

This article is about paradigms and paradigm shifts. It discusses world view.

This article is about the television as medium and looks at entertainment and the need for critical thinking.

This article looks at television and evangelism. Can the essence of a worship service really be caught on television? The article also looks at the power and influence of television, and the electronic church.

This article looks at William Carey and mission history. The Baptist Missionary Society is discussed as well as mission in India.

This article looks at the history of mission from 1500-1800. The Moravians and the Herrnhutters are discussed.

This article looks at the modern pursuit of happiness and spirituality, and how this compares to the spirituality of the Middle Ages. The author also looks at monasteries and mysticism.

This article looks at the characteristics of the Middle Ages.

This article is about the so-called old hermeneutics and the new hermeneutics. Deconstructionism, reader orientated hermeneutics and text orientated hermeneutics is discussed.

This article is about cultural minorities, political correctness and cultural diversity.

In this article on the Reformation in Switzerland, the Reformation and the Lord's Supper and the life and work of Ulrich Zwingli is also discussed.

This article is about Mikhail Gorbachev and historical determinism. Hegelianism is also discussed.

This article is about the purpose of education and the importance of knowledge in education. It also looks at Christian education and non-christian knowledge (secular knowledge).

This article is about the characteristics and philosophical background of the New Age. The relation of New Age to panteism and evolution is also discussed.

This article is about the French Revolution and its effect on secularization and on the church.

This article is about history in the school curriculum. The importance and benefits of history is discussed, as well as die providence of God in history.

This article is about Willibrord, a Anglo-Saxon missionary, who brought the gospel to the Netherlands in 690 A.D.

This article is about the hand of God in history and the earliest mission work in Europe.

This article is about the idea of ideologies today and the effects of revolutions years afterwards.

This article is about the forming of the United Nations and political union in Europe

This article is about the fruits of the French Revolution.

This article is about the philosophical ideas that shaped the beginning of the twentieth century and which is still determining our moral and intellectual climate today.

What is the political task of the Christian? And how should the Christian see politics in today's secular and pluralistic society? This article is also about the origin and task of the government and the duties of citizens.

This article is about defending the faith, and specifically looks at what this means in a time of growing atheism and anti-religious sentiments. The author also looks at skepticism and doubt towards the Christian faith, and how we should respond. In her article she discusses books of Timothy Keller, Antony Flew and John Collins.

This article is about scientic learning and scientific knowledge. It also looks at the subjective element of knowledge, faith and science, natural theology, and the Argument from Design.

This article is about the possibility of life on other planets. What is the place of earth in the cosmos? What about the Copernican Principle? How should we view the search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence? This article looks at life on our planet and intelligent life on other planets.

This article is about the book of Dietrich Bonhoeffer: The cost of discipleship. Bonhoeffer's view on costly grace, obedience, discipleship and following Jesus is discussed. Bonhoeffer also stresses the importance of the Old Testament and the importance of this earthly life.

This article is about the life and death of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945). It looks at his youth and schooling, his road to resistance, his imprisonment and his death.

This article is about postmodernism. Marxism, the relation of Nietzsche and postmodernism, the theory of knowledge, scientism and Abraham Kuyper, and Michael Polanyi are all discussed in this article.

This article is about the report of the Reformed churches in the Netherlands, on handling the difficult cases with regards to divorce and remarriage

This article is about Patrick of Ireland (ca. 389-461).

This article is about Herman Bavinck's fight against higher criticism (historical-critical method of understanding the Bible). It shows how we should look at paganism and other religions - Israel's faith versus the faith of the nations around Israel.

This article is about the way we have to look at scientific knowledge, especially in our arguments against evolution. We have to realize the limitations of human reasoning and that no specific method is without assumptions or fully objective. All scientific theories have an subjective side to it.

This article is about learning in the Christian faith. Faith and reason, rationality, critical thinking are all discussed in this article. The author also focuses on the school and the Christian mind, and the training of the mind in education.

This article is about electronic games and killing, and the relationship between these games children play and violence.

This article is about war and peace treaties in history.

This article is about the grand narrative or world view in education. It also stresses the importance of a historical approach in education.

This article is about colonialization and Christopher Columbus.

This article is about Henry VIII and about church history of England from 1500-1600. This article will also help understand the Anglican church and the English Reformation in that period of time.

This article is about Islam and imperialism. Islam's war on the West and their history of wars is also discussed.

This article is about Calvinism and capitalism. Max Weber's thesis of economics is discussed.

This article looks at Genesis 1 in its historical context. It treats Genesis1 as history, and looks at the differences of how the nations around Israel viewed creation. It also looks at the question of Genesis 1 and science (faith and science).