Thinking in Public
by Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Engaging the world with the mind of Christ. Thinking in Public delivers briefings and transcripts from Dr. Albert Mohler's interview series featuring leading figures in intellectual history, sociology, and philosophy.
About Thinking in Public
Thinking in Public is the 'Cross-Examination' of modern culture. Its briefings are famous for their 'Academic Depth'—Dr. Mohler doesn't just talk to Christian authors; he interviews the world's leading secular historians, sociologists, and philosophers (like Francis Fukuyama or Tyler Cowen) about their work. It's unique for its 'Integrative Focus'; it attempts to understand the deep philosophical movements of the age from a specific worldview perspective. It is an essential read/listen for anyone who wants to see how deep theological conviction can engage rigorously and respectfully with the most complex intellectual challenges of the modern world.
What Makes This Newsletter Unique
Worldview Engagement. They provide the most respected platform for rigorous intellectual dialogue between theology and secular social science/philosophy.
Who Should Subscribe?
People interested in the intersection of faith, history, and the philosophical foundations of Western culture.
Content Format
A formal, professional email featuring 'New Interview Alerts', 'Detailed Show Notes', and 'Reading Recommendations'.
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Our Take: Pros & Cons
Pros
- Extremely high caliber of guests (world-renowned experts)
- Rigorously researched and intellectually demanding
- Free access to high-quality transcripts and notes
Cons
- Strongly confessionally Christian (may not appeal to secular generalists)
- Less frequent than weekly newsletters
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it just sermons?
No, it is strictly an intellectual interview program focused on history, sociology, and philosophy.
How often is Thinking in Public published?
Thinking in Public is published monthly (with interview releases).
Who writes Thinking in Public?
Thinking in Public is written by Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.. Dr. Albert Mohler is the president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a leading public intellectual within the American evangelical movement. He is known for his deep engagement with secular social science and philosophy.
About the Author: Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Dr. Albert Mohler is the president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a leading public intellectual within the American evangelical movement. He is known for his deep engagement with secular social science and philosophy.
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