I have designed my ethics class to interweave ethical reflection (theory) with formation (practice), in…
Rebecca DeYoungJuly 19, 2021
In teaching Biblical studies, I have come to view the integration of faith and learning…
Abson Prédestin JosephJuly 16, 2021
In a post engagingly entitled “Academic Freedom: From Ram-skit to Bull-dung,” Crystal Downing relates how…
Julia D. HejdukJuly 15, 2021
The academic year 2020-2021 marked the 50th anniversary of the founding of Christian Scholars Review…
Todd Steen and Grace StevensonJuly 14, 2021
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Karen Swallow PriorJuly 13, 2021
When the Moravian bishop and education reformer John Amos Comenius died in 1670, he was…
David I. SmithJuly 12, 2021
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Perry L. GlanzerJune 18, 2021
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Margaret DiddamsJune 16, 2021
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John StackhouseJune 15, 2021
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John StackhouseJune 14, 2021
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David I. SmithJune 11, 2021
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