David K. Naugle Archives

The heart of the matter of politics is that politics, ultimately, is a matter of the heart. Could it be, then, that a heart changed by Christ is, at the end of the day, politically momentous?

David K. Naugle Mar 1, 2010 Essay The story

Fall

The fundamental problem of the human race: we are alienated from God.

David K. Naugle Sep 1, 2009 Essay Making the most of college (fourth annual)

Solomon the scholar

What would you ask God to do if you could ask him for anything at all?

David K. Naugle Jun 12, 2009 Uncategorized

Optimistic? Pessimistic? Realistic?

According to Newsweek, we may be well be witnessing “The End of Christian America” as we have known it. Instead of transforming culture, the culture may in fact have transformed the church.

Yet the key, going forward, is realism. The good creation is very fallen; the fallen creation is very good. In what spirit will you press on?

David K. Naugle Jun 1, 2009 Essay Responding

The enduring significance of Augustine of Hippo

Reflecting on restlessness and Augustine’s timeless voice.

David K. Naugle Jan 23, 2009 Uncategorized

Q&A with David Naugle, “Professor of Philosophy at Dallas Baptist University”

Our deepest motivations, inclinations, dispositions and tendencies, which govern our lives, are in need of continuous renovation and renewal.

David K. Naugle

Switchfoot and St. Augustine

Musings on the Maudlin

Communities Enduring Beyond School

Jesus the Tekton

Your heart is a political force

Fall

Solomon the scholar

Optimistic? Pessimistic? Realistic?

The enduring significance of Augustine of Hippo

Q&A with David Naugle, “Professor of Philosophy at Dallas Baptist University”

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