Blog When Reductive Political Stories Guide Moral Education “The larger the number is, to which that private affection extends, the more apt men…Perry L. GlanzerFebruary 11, 2022
Blog Toasting the Mormons and Ronald Reagan on Easter: Understanding Russian Corruption and Christian Courage I may have Ronald Reagan to thank for my marriage. During the spring of 1995,…Perry L. GlanzerFebruary 1, 2022
Blog Gender and Character Education: The Case of Self-Control Like a city whose walls are broken through is a person who lacks self-control.Prov. 25:28 (NIV)…Perry L. GlanzerJanuary 10, 2022
Blog Christ Animated Administration? Administrative Accountability for the Christian Mission “After a long time the master of those servants returned and settled accounts with them.”…Perry L. GlanzerDecember 2, 2021
Blog Searching for God in Student Conduct Codes: Substituting Morality and Community for God and God’s Grace Christ-Animated Learning could occur in plenty of unexpected domains. Consider student conduct codes. As part…Perry L. GlanzerNovember 4, 2021
Blog How Professional Ethics Secularizes Moral Thinking Any professor using a popular professional ethics textbook in their class is likely secularizing the…Perry L. GlanzerOctober 1, 2021
Blog Life Flourishing Is about the Percentages: So Why Does the Bible Emphasize Simple Dichotomies? This last week, I spent 45 minutes during a lunch trying to grasp for basic…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 23, 2021
Blog Why Men Are Giving Up on College: The Death of Gentlemen This past week The Wall Street Journal published an article about the crisis facing men…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 14, 2021
Blog A Theology of Dissertation (and Thesis) Writing: Some Preliminary Thoughts In a dissertation proposal defense a few years ago, one of my colleagues declared to…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 3, 2021
Blog Is Your Institution Serious about Its Christian Identity? Learning from a Comprehensive Diversity Initiative Some colleagues and I recently undertook a national study of Christian faculty development programs at…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 27, 2021
Blog Is Jesus Irrelevant to Our Defense of a Liberal Arts Education? Liberal arts: the term designated for the education proper to a free person (Latin liber,…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 16, 2021
Blog Learning to Love the Unlovable: Being Schooled by Students Our students are often our best teachers. Their actions often expose the ungodly perspectives and…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 5, 2021
Blog How Southern Honor Corrupted American Higher Education: A Christian Critical History and Alternative to Honor Codes Universities, including Christian ones, have become quite comfortable with what some might describe as the…Perry L. Glanzer and Theodore F. CockleJuly 21, 2021
Blog Am I a Sociopath Because My Mom Always Told Me I Was? Reminding Students of Who They Are Yesterday, I wrote about how only three of eighteen Baylor seniors interviewed for our Baylor…Perry L. GlanzerJune 23, 2021
Blog Students’ Sources of Worth and Value: Are Christian Universities Failing Students? What makes you feel worthwhile and valuable? This past year, I added this question to…Perry L. GlanzerJune 22, 2021
Blog A National Experiment in Ignoring Fathers Betrayed. That’s how Olga, an education official responsible for moral upbringing in the Soviet Ministry…Perry L. GlanzerJune 18, 2021
Blog John Wayne and Wonder Woman: Expanding Our Conversation About Gender and Militant Justice Better a patient person than a warrior; one with self control than one who takes…Perry L. GlanzerJune 1, 2021
Blog Interfaith Engagement at a Christian University: Four Metaphors, Their Problems, and a Creative Alternative One of the consequences of the Fall is rather obvious. We have differences about who…Perry L. GlanzerMay 19, 2021
Blog Fallen Scholarship in the Ivory Tower: Resisting Simple Dichotomies Last month I wrote about the Fall and what it means for Christian scholars, institutions,…Perry L. GlanzerMay 17, 2021
Blog The Tragic Academic Neglect of Mothers’ Impact: And a Christian Remembrance and Call for Change We cannot count on academics to study the most important realities in our lives (versus…Perry L. GlanzerMay 7, 2021