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What will our resurrected bodies look like? Ample ink has been spilled upon such a question. Augustine, for example, believed our bodies would be redeemed as if they were in the prime of life. He further mused upon the gender, height, weight, and even the length of hair and nails of our resurrected forms. So,…

For many Christian scholars, disability studies rarely come to mind when they think about the future of theological and missiological discourse. Yet it should. Globally, individuals with disabilities are among the largest unreached groups, with an estimated 90–95% never having encountered the gospel. In the United States, almost 59% do attend a religious service (2).…

Most students come to college with plans for a job but seldom consider their need for a theology of work. Their parents have told them they will one day require money, and they almost all want to pursue lives filled with meaning, but they are often held hostage to economics in understanding precisely what it…

Are college students awake to the kind of person institutions are forming them into? Or are they similar to the cow in David Shrigley’s cartoon that looks at the milkman and asks, “What the hell are you doing?” (49). In the same way, are faculty members awake to the education they are providing their students?…