Perry L. Glanzer

Any professor using a popular professional ethics textbook in their class is likely secularizing the…

This last week, I spent 45 minutes during a lunch trying to grasp for basic…

This past week The Wall Street Journal published an article about the crisis facing men…

In a dissertation proposal defense a few years ago, one of my colleagues declared to…

Some colleagues and I recently undertook a national study of Christian faculty development programs at…

Liberal arts:  the term designated for the education proper to a free person (Latin liber,…

Our students are often our best teachers. Their actions often expose the ungodly perspectives and…

Universities, including Christian ones, have become quite comfortable with what some might describe as the…

Yesterday, I wrote about how only three of eighteen Baylor seniors interviewed for our Baylor…

What makes you feel worthwhile and valuable? This past year, I added this question to…

Better a patient person than a warrior; one with self control than one who takes…

One of the consequences of the Fall is rather obvious. We have differences about who…

Last month I wrote about the Fall and what it means for Christian scholars, institutions,…

We cannot count on academics to study the most important realities in our lives (versus…

Editor’s Note; In this series on academics and the Fall, I have focused on the…

It is the glory of God to conceal a matter;    to search out a matter is…

Editor’s Note: In this column and the two following I’m going to discuss how Christian…

Happy are those Who do not follow the advice of the wicked, Or take the…

And there is a second commandment, which seems to me even more incomprehensible and arouses…