Take up the cause of the fatherless.Isaiah 1:17 America currently has the largest percentage of children…
Perry L. GlanzerJune 17, 2022
I earned my master’s degree as a single mother while working full time. It was…
Marybeth BaggettJune 16, 2022
The middle of a pandemic is usually not a good time to publish a book,…
Stephen N. BretsenJune 14, 2022
Currently, there is some discussion at Baylor University about considering “empathy” as an ideal character…
Perry L. GlanzerJune 13, 2022
While there are many books written about the use of technology from a faith perspective,…
Derek C. SchuurmanJune 9, 2022
In the past few years, the symphony of women’s voices and the stories emanating from…
Karen R. J. MurphyJune 7, 2022
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As co-director of the Marion E. Wade Center, the world’s most comprehensive archive of books and…
Crystal L. DowningSeptember 14, 2020
Since most faculty are trained in thoroughly secular universities and disciplines, it can take some…
Steven McMullenSeptember 11, 2020
Christian Scholar’s Review is pleased to announce the launch of “Christ Animating Learning”—an interdisciplinary and…
Todd C. ReamSeptember 9, 2020
Snails, it turns out, have things to teach us, even for folk with advanced degrees.…
David I. SmithSeptember 8, 2020
A new school year is beginning, and I’m thinking about how to teach cultural history. There…
Katie KresserSeptember 2, 2020
I am starting this year by asking students to change one of the most important…
Perry L. GlanzerAugust 27, 2020
Recently, while analyzing interviews from seniors at our university, we came across a curious and…
Perry L. Glanzer and Kevin D. DoughertyAugust 24, 2020
For many years, Christian’s Scholar’s Review has proclaimed that “its primary objective is the publication…
Perry L. GlanzerAugust 19, 2020
When the early Church began building its own educational tradition, it faced the challenge of…
Perry L. GlanzerAugust 17, 2020
The earliest universities generally had four different parts. Every student first attended what was called…
Perry L. GlanzerAugust 14, 2020
