To follow my previous foray (See Much Ado About Theories Part 1) into how I…
Matthew S. VosMay 22, 2023
I’ve taught an undergraduate sociological theory course for 20-some years, and it’s long been one…
Matthew S. VosMay 19, 2023
Brad Leithauser’s new book, Rhyme’s Rooms, is a feast, a palace, a work of beauty…
Jon SingletonMay 18, 2023
I teach literature today in no small part thanks to Maggie: A Girl of the…
Marybeth BaggettMay 17, 2023
As mentioned in yesterday's post, my research undertaken with my graduate students has discovered that…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 16, 2023
The Christ-Animated Learning blog recently ran a review of Mark Noll’s important book, The Scandal…
Perry L. GlanzerMay 15, 2023
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Andy Crouch first burst onto the Christian scene with his book Culture Making.Andy Crouch, Culture…
Todd SteenMay 11, 2023
A few days after Easter, the Wall Street Journal published a story titled “Our Many…
Katie KresserMay 10, 2023
With today's blog, I’m pleased to introduce the spring issue of Christian Scholar’s Review. We…
Margaret DiddamsMay 9, 2023
I’ve been thinking about burdens again. Often my own, I must confess, but also the…
David I. SmithMay 8, 2023
In the era of declining enrollments, Christian colleges and universities face two perennial questions: what…
Phil DavignonMay 5, 2023
Editor's note: Due to a technical problem, our posts scheduled for the past two days…
Paul Y. KimMay 4, 2023
Encouraging signs suggest that a revival of Christian art could be gathering strength. New publications,…
T.M. MooreApril 27, 2023
Editor’s note: This blog is part II of a two-part series based on questions Professor…
Paul Y. KimApril 26, 2023
For many faculty with school-age children at home, it is a common dilemma that inevitably…
Paul Y. KimApril 25, 2023
Stanley Hauerwas and others have noted how Christian ethics often has been dominated by moral…
John B. WhiteApril 24, 2023
