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Integrating Faith and Psychology: Twelve Psychologists Tell Their Stories.

Efforts toward the integration of Christian theology and academic disciplines are not easy undertakings and can look quite disparate across the disciplines. What can be easily lost in these pursuits are the unique callings that drive integration efforts and the individuals that engage in them. Glendon Moriarty’s book provides a unique reflection on the “integration…
October 15, 2011
Reviews

Psychology and Christianity: Five Views.

This book is an expanded version of the 2000 Psychology and Christianity: Four Views, edited by Stanton Jones and Eric Johnson. In this new version Stanton Jones has moved from coeditor to author of the integration position chapter, with Eric Johnson assuming the post as sole editor. From the new book title it is obvious…
October 15, 2011
Reviews

Why Business Matters to God (And What Still Needs to Be Fixed)

“We’ve got to get ourselves back to the garden” is a theme coming out of the 1960s era that was encapsulated by the popular Crosby, Stills, and Nash song titled “Woodstock.”Joni Mitchell, Woodstock, 1969, MCA Records International, Lain Matthews, MCA 6073-015. The implication is something has gone wrong, and we need to find a way…
October 15, 2011
Review Essays

The Other Wolterstorff—A Review Essay

Nicholas Wolterstorff needs no introduction to readers of Christian Scholar’s Review. He has done as much as anyone alive to promote the kind of integrative scholarship that is CSR’s raison d’être. The project of Christian higher education, in general, does not have a more able spokesperson. Wolterstorff’s writings on Christian scholarship and Christian higher education…
October 15, 2011
Review and Response

Heavenly Participation: The Weaving of a Sacramental Tapestry—A Review Essay

In Heavenly Participation, Hans Boersma, one of today’s leading evangelical theologians (and, in the interests of full disclosure, a friend to this reviewer), provides an accessible and compelling distillation of his recent project. The argument should be especially interesting for readers of this journal, since Boersma’s book is perhaps the most theologically responsible version of…
October 15, 2011
Review and Response

Dan Treier’s Sacramental Participation in Truth—A Response to His Review of Heavenly Participation: The Weaving of a Sacramental Tapestry

Dan Treier’s perceptive analysis and helpful interaction with my book touches on a number of important points. From my perspective—and I recognize that this is not the way Treier himself would want to put it—I would even say that his fine review sacramentally participates in eternal truth! I am certainly grateful, therefore, for the review…
October 15, 2011