Point Counter Point - Runner, H Evan
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In his momentous and historic address on occasion of the opening of the ICS (Institute for Christian Studies), H. Evan Runner (1916-2002) addresses the cultural crisis of his time - very much a crisis that we have not yet escaped today - and the need for an institution and a missional direction for God's people to counter the forces of evil, the antithesis, the lie of Satan and to advance a truly Christian philosophy of life that is untainted by the pollution of our culture's pagan thoughts and unmistakably pure in its fidelity to Scripture. May Runner's words inspire the generations to come…mehr

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In his momentous and historic address on occasion of the opening of the ICS (Institute for Christian Studies), H. Evan Runner (1916-2002) addresses the cultural crisis of his time - very much a crisis that we have not yet escaped today - and the need for an institution and a missional direction for God's people to counter the forces of evil, the antithesis, the lie of Satan and to advance a truly Christian philosophy of life that is untainted by the pollution of our culture's pagan thoughts and unmistakably pure in its fidelity to Scripture. May Runner's words inspire the generations to come to take up arms and to fight the good fight of faith, a far-reaching comprehensive faith.
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H. Evan Runner (1916-2002) graduated with honours from Wheaton College. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary. He subsequently received an invitation to become a junior fellow at Harvard University where he worked under Werner Jaeger. A Master's degree at Westminster followed his work at Harvard. He then earned the Ph.D. degree from the Free University of Amsterdam and taught philosophy at Calvin College until his retirement in 1981.