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Saving Leonardo
A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals, and Meaning
Book • 2010
In 'Saving Leonardo,' Nancy Pearcey surveys the development of Western worldviews throughout history, focusing on how the arts communicate these worldview themes.
She compares secular worldviews, such as Rationalism, Empiricism, Continental Philosophy, and Analytic Philosophy, with the Christian worldview.
Pearcey argues that Christians need to abandon a 'fortress mentality' and engage with secular worldviews to counter their influence.
She emphasizes the importance of understanding the fact/value dichotomy in secular epistemology and contrasts it with the unified and universal concept of truth in Christianity.
The book encourages Christians to develop resistance skills against unbiblical worldviews and to engage in creating positive cultural solutions.
She compares secular worldviews, such as Rationalism, Empiricism, Continental Philosophy, and Analytic Philosophy, with the Christian worldview.
Pearcey argues that Christians need to abandon a 'fortress mentality' and engage with secular worldviews to counter their influence.
She emphasizes the importance of understanding the fact/value dichotomy in secular epistemology and contrasts it with the unified and universal concept of truth in Christianity.
The book encourages Christians to develop resistance skills against unbiblical worldviews and to engage in creating positive cultural solutions.
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Preston Sprinkle in the introduction, highlighting Nancy Pearcey ’s work in apologetics.
Preston Sprinkle in the introduction, highlighting Nancy Pearcey ’s work in apologetics.
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