title: Stained Glass: Worldviews and Social Science (Christian Studies Today)
author: Sander Griffioen
description: Reformed studies are advanced and a fascinating dimension of Neo-Calvinism is made available to a wider field of Christian scholars.>>>><br /><br />Enough of the essays are both accessible and appropriate for a wide audience that the community of Evangelical scholars as a whole cannot afford to miss the contributions offered in this collection.>>>><br /><br />The book provides some of the most informative discussions available of the origins of the concept of a world-view in Romanticism.>>>> (Arthur F. Holmes)<br /><br />This short history of a government program little known at least outside biomedical circles restores one's faith in the uses of government for the public good.>>>>
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