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cohort, 185n
complementarity, gender, 201
Confucius, 98
consumerism, 202
continental divide between human
and divine wisdom, 12, 146–47
conversion. See regeneration
Council of Nicaea, 197
courage, 110, 199
cross, continental divide between human
and divine wisdom, 12, 146–47
crucial role of thinking in saving faith,
19
culture, 16, 28, 109, 114–15, 119–20, 172,
186, 190, 200
cutting wood for the fire, 164–65
danger of poverty, 186–87
danger of pride, 185–86
deep help from a dead friend, 33–37
deferred gratification, 47–48
Denney, James, 183
Dennis, Lane, 211
Descartes, Renè, 108
Desiring God, 186
Dillenberger, John, 26n
Dinky Town, 44
diversity, ethnic, 202
divine wisdom decreed that human
wisdom would not find him,
144–45
divorce, 201
do unto authors, 45
education, not same as schooling, 48
Edwards, Jonathan, 18, 32, 33–37, 74,
76n9, 78, 79, 169, 188–89
egalitarianim, 201
Einstein, Albert, 194–95
either-or thinking, 15, 31, 64–65, 179
Elder Affirmation of Faith, 199, 202
election, divine, 161, 164
emotionalism, 37, 168
General Index 213
enflamed to preach by Romans 9, 27
enjoy the word of God, 183–84
ethnocentrism, 202
evangelical Christians, 18, 28–29, 110,
121, 124, 173–74, 184
evangelical pragmatism, 17
evangelical suspicion of education, 28
evangelicalism, 174
faith as peculiarly receiving grace,
70–71
faith receives Jesus, 71
faith, uniquely receiving grace, 69–71
Fee, Gordon, 158
feminism, 201
fiery thinking, not formal education,
127–28
Finally Alive, 77n, 169n1
Finney, Charles, 121
Free University of Amsterdam, 187
fruitful crutch, 50–51
Fuller, Andrew, 70–71
Fuller, Daniel, 205
fundamentalism, 29, 171
game professors play, 108–109
Geldenhuys, Norval, 154
glory of Christ, really there, 75; seen
in the gospel, 74; seen through
the facts of the gospel, 75–76; selfauthenticating,
75–76
God is most glorified in us . . . , 189, 203
God, 100 percent for us in Jesus, 203;
gift of as ground of our effort, 65;
gladness of all my joys, 89–90; hiddeness
of and happiness of his people,
153; is most glorified in us . . . ,
189, 203; Jesus as fullest revelation
of, 80, 90–91, 137; not loved if Jesus
not worshiped, 90–91; opposes
humans finding him through their
own wisdom, 148–49; our supreme
pleasure, 87; rejoices to hide from