Reviewed by David Vander Laan, Philosophy, Westmont College Who’s Afraid of Relativism? has two aims.…
David Vander LaanJuly 15, 2016
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Recent Articles
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Advice to Christian Historians May 23, 2023 -
Fidelity in Politics: Hallmarks of Christian Political Activity in the Tradition of Reformed Protestantism May 8, 2023 -
Neo-Calvinism and Catholic Political Thought May 8, 2023 -
Neo-Calvinist Political Practice: Starting in the Streets May 8, 2023 -
Christian Public Witness in a Divisive Age May 8, 2023 -
Response to Black, Kaemingk, and Weithman May 8, 2023 - Advice to Christian Historians May 8, 2023
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Re-considering Scholarship Again: Knowledge, Community, and the Work of Christian Scholarship May 8, 2023 -
Enabling Evangelicalism: How a Renewed Vision of Church as an Alternative Community of Reconciliation Necessitates the Inclusion of People with Disabilities May 8, 2023 -
Cinema Has Not Yet Been Invented: André Bazin’s Christ-Based Ontology of Moving Images February 14, 2023 -
American Christianity and the New Eugenics: Consumerism, Human Genetics, and the Challenge to Christian Personhood February 14, 2023 -
Small Is Vulnerable: Anthropology at Christian Colleges and Universities February 14, 2023 -
E. Stanley Jones: Actor in God’s Network Theory February 14, 2023 -
Not Fundamentalist, not Conservative, and not Liberal: The Fundamentals and the Mainstream of American Evangelicalism November 8, 2022 -
A Christian Framework for Expertise and Biases in Face Processing: Reconciling Modern Research in Face Perception within a Creation, Fall, Redemption Narrative November 8, 2022
News
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Mark A. Noll’s The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind (Updated Edition) March 19, 2022 - CSR Appoints David Lauber as Theology co-editor & Benjamin J. Wetzel as History and Political Science editor March 8, 2021
- “The Academic Vocation in a Post-2020 World: An Ecumenical Dialogue”—a virtual panel discussion October 31, 2020
Recent Blog Posts
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Listen to Their Stories Like They’re Your Children June 9, 2023 -
Strangers and Scapegoats: Extending God’s Welcome to Those on the Margins (Book Review) June 8, 2023 -
“For a Moment I Felt Like I Could Believe Again, but the Feeling Went Away. But Thank You for Giving It a Try!” June 7, 2023 -
Running to Slow Down: The Gift from God I Almost Failed to See June 6, 2023 -
The Bodily Stewardship Crisis in Christian Higher Education: And a New Resource for Addressing It June 5, 2023
Popular Posts
- The Scandal of Christian Graduate Education: And Some Proposals for Change May 15, 2023
- Much Ado About Theories: Teaching Marx and Other Suspicious Types in Christian Higher Education (Part 1) May 19, 2023
- Letter to the Class of 2023: Find Joy May 12, 2023
- Ask for Christian Theorizing and a Christian Positionality Statement: A Proposal for Dissertations and Theses at Christian Universities May 16, 2023
- Much Ado About Theories: Teaching Marx and Other Suspicious Types in Christian Higher Education (Part 2) May 22, 2023