Lesslie Newbigin Quote

So we already have the evidence of the dichotomy that runs through our culture. We all engage in purposeful activity, and we judge ourselves and others in terms of success in achieving the purposes that we set before ourselves. Yet we accept as the final product of this purposeful activity a picture of the world from which purpose has been eliminated. Purpose is a meaningful concept in relation to our own consciousness of ourselves, but it is allowed no place in our understanding of the world of facts.


Foolishness to the Greeks. Eerdmans, 1986, 77-78.


So we already have the evidence of the dichotomy that runs through our culture. We all engage in purposeful activity, and we judge ourselves and...

So we already have the evidence of the dichotomy that runs through our culture. We all engage in purposeful activity, and we judge ourselves and...

So we already have the evidence of the dichotomy that runs through our culture. We all engage in purposeful activity, and we judge ourselves and...

So we already have the evidence of the dichotomy that runs through our culture. We all engage in purposeful activity, and we judge ourselves and...