Perry L. Glanzer

Currently, there is some discussion at Baylor University about considering “empathy” as an ideal character…

Sometimes it is interesting to take stock of the field of Christian higher education.  A…

As most any study of general education will tell you, students do not find general…

As Friday’s post mentioned, virtue education is not effectively accomplished in a liberal arts classroom…

Between 1928 and 1930, Hugh Hartshorne and Mark May published a series of famous studies…

"I want it all, I want it now"QueenYour kingdom come.Your will be done,on earth as…

Some years ago, I read back-to-back autobiographies of two retired tennis players who had achieved…

But then, how can a man be virtuous without God?  That’s the snag and I always…

I may have Ronald Reagan to thank for my marriage. During the spring of 1995,…

Christians should always reflect critically upon how we use theological language. Yet, we must recognize…

“The larger the number is, to which that private affection extends, the more apt men…

I may have Ronald Reagan to thank for my marriage. During the spring of 1995,…

Like a city whose walls are broken through is a person who lacks self-control.Prov. 25:28 (NIV)…

“After a long time the master of those servants returned and settled accounts with them.”…

Christ-Animated Learning could occur in plenty of unexpected domains.  Consider student conduct codes. As part…

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…