Blog Christianity and Political Power: Four Cautionary Words We face yet another presidential election season, and in the fall, college campuses across the…Andrew KaufmannApril 22, 2024
Blog How Christians Can Help the Academic Profession Regain Trust American confidence in the “value” of higher education is plummeting. In 2015, 57% of Americans…Perry L. GlanzerApril 19, 2024
Blog Libraries on Defense As a member of Generation X, I have visual memories of the discrete, physical sources…Melanie Lewis CroftApril 17, 2024
Blog The Convergence Point How do two utterly dissimilar things come together? How can they be reconciled? By rising.…Katie KresserApril 16, 2024
Blog Love is a Teacher and Prayer is an Education: Pedagogical Lessons from The Brothers Karamazov Near the end of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s final novel, The Brothers Karamazov, the youngest brother, Alyosha,…Julianna LeachmanApril 15, 2024
Blog One of the Most Understudied Virtues Is Also One We Desperately Need This virtue is not on any of the lists of character qualities for character education…Perry L. GlanzerApril 12, 2024
Blog Celebrating Christian Creators I recently reviewed John Bernbaum’s fantastic new book, Opening the Red Door The Inside Story of Russia's First…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 25, 2020
Blog Crisis, Community, and Lament: Living During Chaotic Times The day I am writing this post is September 11. In 2001, I was still a…David M. JohnstoneSeptember 23, 2020
Blog What A Tale of Two Cities Can Tell Us About Injustice in America Today “Those who cannot remember the past,’ the philosopher George Santayana, famously said, ”are condemned to repeat it.” Literature…Karen Swallow PriorSeptember 21, 2020
Blog Language Learning as Spiritual Medicine for a Culture of Narcissism Today’s post is an excerpt of a longer talk given by David Lyle Jeffrey in…David Lyle JeffreySeptember 18, 2020
Blog The Poetry and Music of Science In this blog, I write about the story of a new book, The Poetry and Music…Tom McLeishSeptember 16, 2020
Blog Toward a Christian Film Aesthetic As co-director of the Marion E. Wade Center, the world’s most comprehensive archive of books and…Crystal L. DowningSeptember 14, 2020
Blog What does Christianity have to do with Economics? Three Approaches Since most faculty are trained in thoroughly secular universities and disciplines, it can take some…Steven McMullenSeptember 11, 2020
BlogPress Release Welcome to the Christ Animating Learning Blog Christian Scholar’s Review is pleased to announce the launch of “Christ Animating Learning”—an interdisciplinary and…Todd C. ReamSeptember 9, 2020
Blog Consider the Snail: Teaching Online and Learning to Breathe Snails, it turns out, have things to teach us, even for folk with advanced degrees.…David I. SmithSeptember 8, 2020
Blog Teaching Culture in Covidtide A new school year is beginning, and I’m thinking about how to teach cultural history. There…Katie KresserSeptember 2, 2020