Posts tagged William Romanowski
Secular vs. Sacred: Is it Really that Simple?
Secular vs. Sacred: Is it Really that Simple?

Secular and sacred. Formal words dividing reality into godly or ungodly, Christian or worldly. But is God’s creation so cleanly divided? God’s opening words during Creation, recorded in Genesis, state that everything He created is good.

In its intended state, it’s all good. Not to be naive or unrealistic, there are unredeemed and profane elements of our culture. However, God’s primary vocation is the business of redemption.

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Interviews, Etc.Meljun PicardalMia Burke, Secular, Sacred, Christian, worldly, godly, God’s creation, it is good, cultural theology, William Romanowski, Eyes Wide Open, sacred vs. profane, worldview, Hebrew Worldview, Plato, Greek worldview, March Issue, issue 4 Comments
What is Pop Culture Anyway?
What is Pop Culture Anyway?
Etc.Meljun PicardalMia Burke, Pop Culture, culture, artifact, BibleandPopCulture.com, Meaning-making, community, collective experience, Popular artworks, arena for argument, human experience, worldview, ya’ll, aesthetics, philosophy, theology, Andy Crouch, Circles of Culture, William Romanowski, subcultures, Pop Music, Star Wars: A New Hope, “It’s A Wonderful World”, Artifact Assumptions, Fred Rogers, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Robin Woods, The Crown, salt and light, issue 2 Comment