Here’s an open secret: professors do not go into teaching for the grading. Cliché, I…
Marybeth BaggettNovember 18, 2021
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Latest Articles
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Fifty Years On: The History of the Christian Scholar’s Review October 27, 2021 -
Response to Comments on The Soul of the American University Revisited October 27, 2021 -
Taking Every Thought Captive: Celebrating 50 Years of Christian Scholar’s Review October 27, 2021 -
New Ground, New Story: Updates on the Soul of the American University October 27, 2021 -
The Soul of the American University Revisited: A Review October 27, 2021 -
The Soul of the American University Refreshed October 27, 2021 -
American Idols: Review of George M. Marsden, The Soul of the American University Revisited October 27, 2021 -
The Playfulness of Perfect Communion: Polarities in Dante’s Paradiso August 22, 2021 -
Grasshopper Theology: Games, Play, and the Ideal of Existence August 22, 2021 -
Playful Seriousness: The Quandary of Exercise in a Technological Age August 22, 2021
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Guest Post – Learning from a Black Evangelical’s Challenge to America’s Social Justice Movement January 27, 2022 -
Technology and the Opening Chapters of Genesis January 26, 2022 -
Truth and Healing in the Church After Sex Abuse January 25, 2022 -
Guest Post – Grading: What’s Love Got to do With It? January 24, 2022 -
Ahmaud Arbery and the (Im)possibility of Justice January 21, 2022
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