Thinking Well – How Our Communities Have Failed and How They Can Succeed

Strength to Strength welcomed Lynn Martin to discuss how we can encourage intellectual sustainability in our thought processes.

Are thinkers necessary to Anabaptist culture? Should we care that the most talented young people often leave the Anabaptist community? This talk will address these questions.

Lynn suggests ways that our communities can support better thinking without losing our values and distinctives.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Resources:

• Think Truth blog and podcast: “Thinking more so we can better love God and others.”
• The Trailhead (subscribe by email at thetrailhead20@gmail.com):
  “From breakfast to bedtime, marriage to business management, preaching to parenting, . . . the delights and dilemmas of manhood.”
• The Curator blog for literature and the arts: “building a community of writers, readers, and thinkers.”
• Viewpoint articles: “addressing issues facing conservative Anabaptist leaders”
• and more on our Resources page

Lynn Martin lives with his wife in Greencastle, PA, and is a member of Chambersburg Christian Fellowship.

Lynn works for The Curator, an organization dedicated to building communities of writers, readers, and thinkers. In addition, his own blog, Anabaptist Faith, explores Anabaptist apologetics.