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Author Archives: Leroy Seat
A True(tt) Baptist
[The following article, in a slightly edited and shortened version, appears in the June issue of Word&Way, the historic journal for Missouri Baptists. I enjoyed working on this article and appreciate Editor Brian Kaylor using in the Word&Way.] Later this … Continue reading
What about the Benedict Option?
Have you heard of “the Benedict Option”? It has been emphasized for years by Rod Dreher, and his new book, The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians in a Post-Christian Nation, was just published on March 14. On that very day, … Continue reading
A Book Not Written
There is no date on any of the pages, but recently I ran across the outline for a book that at one point I had hoped to write. The tentative title was An Apology for Christian Mission in the Modern … Continue reading
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Quotes from “The Shack”
{On March 5, I posted an article on my regular blogsite about “The Shack” (see here). I noted the following quotes when I read the book again just before seeing the movie by the same name which was released on … Continue reading
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“The Post-American”
After nearly five years in Japan, my family and I came back to the U.S. in 1971 for a year’s furlough from our missionary work there. During those years I had been a full-time faculty member at Seinan Gakuin University … Continue reading
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Criticism of American Christianity
[This is the English summary of a Chapel talk I gave at Seinan Gakuin University in Fukuoka City, Japan, on October 24, 1972. My wife and I returned to the U.S. for the first time after spending nearly five full … Continue reading
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A Further Look at “Silence”
Over the last couple of weeks I have read a number of reviews about Martin Scorsese’s movie “Silence,” based on the 1966 (Eng., 1969) novel by the same name written by Endo Shusaku. Endo (1923-96) was a Catholic Christian who … Continue reading
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“The New Left and Christian Radicalism”
[Rather than a summary of the book as such, the following is mainly a compilation of what I found to be the most important statements made in this powerful book.] Gish, Arthur G. The New Left and Christian Radicalism. Eerdmans, … Continue reading
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Following the Plough
Although I grew up as a Worth County, Missouri, farmboy and worked many hours in the fields on most summer days during my early-teen years, I never did plow with a horse or a mule. My father and especially my … Continue reading
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Seek Justice
[Manuscript for the sermon preached (with PowerPoint slides) at Rosedale Congregational United Church of Christ on October 30, 2016.] Seek Justice It is a delight to back here at Rosedale Congregational United Church of Christ again today, and I bring … Continue reading