Kyle David Bennett

It’s official! I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my next book will be published by @eerdmansbooks. It’s tentatively titled: “Conversation Seeking Communion: The Art of Christian Disagreement.” It hasn’t been written yet, but you should definitely order a copy today.

Considering my next class to teach: Christian Asceticism for a Decadent Culture or Wisdom in a Time of Dissonance: John Bunyan’s Holy War What say you?

Afternoon perusing—when I should be preparing a talk.

@TalcottNYC Almost as if The Good is invisible to him. Yet surely Someone had to of made the invisible (and visible).

The Rawslian idea that we ought not establish community rules in virtue of any particular normative conception of The Good requires a very particular normative conception of The Good.

Teachers are those who trace the Logos through the Kosmos.

When traveling, The Curse says, “You have so many books you have yet to read. Which ten will you choose?” The Blessing says, “Don’t take any books with you besides your Bible. Then write and write and write.”

Just finished this essay by Kuyper in preparation for a roundtable discussion at @Calvin_Uni on “Hospitable Discourse.” I can say without exaggeration or hesitation that this essay has indelibly changed the way I will write in the future.

@TalcottNYC You see my Form, Plato.

Boy fell asleep in a cardboard box on a Friyay night.

The Kingdom of God be like:

Apparently the church is "dying" and Christian institutions of higher learning lament and decry it. Yet Christian institutions of higher education don’t offer discounts to the pastor's kids. How can you keep the faith when you engage in bad faith?

What is piety? Attitudes and actions of adoration toward Adonai.

@miiilato You not married, right?

my love language is leaving people alone

@Literariium So darkness. Thanks, Hegel.

“A man sees in the world what he carries in his heart.” — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

@rumilyrics You make them smarter.

How do you deal with a person smarter than you?

@ronsterd89 A “thing” doesn’t come to my mind. But a word does. Kid(s).

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you see this photo?

Yet the Lord—who assigned dads and moms to particular children—can bring stability to your time (Isaiah 33:6).

Not every man who is born of a woman has a right to political authority. Not every state who has a letterhead is endorsed by God.

We’ve taught our kids that they were made from dust so much that they have come to believe that soil is edible (and plants grow from plants). Christian-maxxing© 2nd graders.