Blog It’s a Matter of Trust What makes for good leadership? There isn’t a straightforward answer. The study and practice of…Margaret DiddamsDecember 1, 2021
Blog Celebrating Fifty Years of God’s Faithfulness to Christian Scholar’s Review With the release of this first issue of our fifty-first volume, we celebrate fifty years…Margaret DiddamsOctober 28, 2021
Editor's Preface Editor’s Preface With this issue we celebrate fifty years of God’s faithfulness to Christian Scholar’s Review. As…Margaret DiddamsOctober 27, 2021
Blog The Peril of “Illumination” When is illumination, as light shined upon knowledge, no more than sound and fury—signifying nothing?…Margaret DiddamsSeptember 9, 2021
Article Good Work, Done Well for the Right Reasons and with an End in Mind: Playing at Work Work and play are often seen as the antithesis of each other, and twentieth-century scholars…Margaret DiddamsAugust 22, 2021
Blog Filling the Well When the Water Runs Dry The lackluster Department of Labor April jobs report took just about everyone by surprise: the…Margaret DiddamsJuly 7, 2021
Blog Introducing the Latest Articles in Christian Scholars Review (Volume L:III) With the revamp of the Christian Scholar’s Review website last year, it is easy to…Margaret DiddamsJune 16, 2021
Blog A Future Full of Living in the Past Progressive(ly) I recently opened my daily New York Times morning e-mail to these sentences from David…Margaret DiddamsJune 2, 2021
Blog There Is No Wisdom in Looking It Up We have all heard this from our students: “Why do I have to know when…Margaret DiddamsApril 27, 2021
Preface Editor’s Preface Having announced my retirement in 2019 after twenty years as a faculty member and administrator…Margaret DiddamsApril 15, 2021
Blog Delighted to be a Dilettante About a decade ago, a first-generation freshman came into my office for her first academic…Margaret DiddamsMarch 30, 2021
Blog The Rationality of Irrationality Back in 1996, my husband and I had a heated debate over the former Federal…Margaret DiddamsFebruary 3, 2021
Blog A Call to Character During this election season, pundits, pastors, as well as politicians have spoken often about the…Margaret DiddamsNovember 13, 2020
Blog The Liturgy of Lament for Second-Act Leaders As an Industrial / Organizational Psychologist, I have spent almost 30 years studying leaders. Not…Margaret DiddamsOctober 2, 2020
Article Good Work with Toil: A Paradigm for Redeemed Work Management research in the disciplines of Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management and Industrial / Organizational…Margaret Diddams and Denise DanielsOctober 15, 2008