Article “For the Sake of this One, God hasPatience with the Many”: Czeslaw Milosz and Karl Barth on God’s Patience, the Incarnation, and the Possibility of Belief In this paper, David Lauber proposes that a Christocentric conception of God’s patience with the…David LauberJanuary 15, 2011
Article Inside-out or Outside-in? Lewis and Dostoevsky on the “New Man” One increasingly popular interpretation of the scientific study of man is that, just as physical…David RozemaJanuary 15, 2011
Article Assisting the Poor to Work: A Biblical Interpretation A conviction accepted broadly by contemporary Christians is that the poor should be assisted economically…Clive Beed and Cara BeedOctober 15, 2010
Article Dante: A New Pauline Apostle? In this essay, Marsha Daigle-Williamson notes that in the Divine Comedy, Dante sets up parallels…Marsha Daigle-WilliamsonOctober 15, 2010
Article Does Miguel de Unamuno’s Doubt Keep Him from Faith? Some Considerations with Glances to Pascal and Kierkegaard Miguel de Unamuno identifies with Christian thinkers Blaise Pascal and Søren Kierkegaardand includes them in…Jan E. EvansOctober 15, 2010
Article Moving Beyond Value- or Virtue-Added: Transforming Colleges and Universities for Redemptive Moral Development Perry L. Glanzer notes that Christian colleges and universities often replicate the disciplinary structures and…Perry L. GlanzerJuly 15, 2010
Article Teaching Philosophy: Instilling Pious Wonder or Vicious Curiosity? In this essay Teri Merrick argues that Christian philosophers are uniquely called to cultivate a…Teri MerrickJuly 15, 2010
Article Critical Thinking or Just Critical?: Reintroducing Humility to the Literature Classroom In this essay Heidi Oberholtzer Lee argues that we need to teach and model in…Heidi Oberholtzer LeeJuly 15, 2010
Article Moral Education: Too Little, Too Late? Colleges and universities often expect their curriculum to engage with the moral formation of their…Richard T. McClellandJuly 15, 2010
Article Looking at Nature Through Other Eyes: God’s Governance of Nature in the Religion-Science Debate Wisdom in the Scriptures speaks explicitly about God’s day-to-day involvement in the governance of His…Harry Cook and John WoodApril 15, 2010
Article The Theology of Work and the Work of Christian Scholars Building on Miroslav Volf’s treatise Work in the Spirit, Donald W. Griesinger explores the theology…Donald W. GriesingerApril 15, 2010
Article What are Bodies for? An Integrative Examination of Embodiment In this paper, Elizabeth Lewis Hall presents an integrative understanding of the human body, drawing…M. Elizabeth Lewis HallJanuary 15, 2010
Article A Slippery Slope to Secularization? An Empirical Analysis of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universitities In this essay, Samuel Joeckel and Thomas Chesnes explore whether secularization threatens institutions belonging to…Samuel Joeckel and Thomas ChesnesJanuary 15, 2010
Article David Sloan Wilson’s Group Selection Theory of Religion: Analysis and Possible Christian Responses Evolutionary biologist David Sloan Wilson has put forward a functional theory of religion which holds…Tim MorrisJanuary 15, 2010
Article International Development: Christian Reflections on Today’s Competing Theories This article was written prior to the financial global downturn of late 2008 and early…Roland Hoksbergen, Janel Curry and Tracy KuperusOctober 15, 2009
Article Sacramentalism in the Poetry of Philip Larkin Although undoubtedly there is a strong current of skepticism running through the poetry of Philip…Don W. KingOctober 15, 2009
Article Faith Integration and the Irreducible Metaphors of Disciplinary Discourse Discussions of faith integration often lament the fragmentation of academic disciplines and express the desire…Steven JensenOctober 15, 2009
Article Learning in a Time of (Cultural) War: Indoctrination in Focus on the Family’s The Truth Project Randal Rauser argues that Focus on the Family’s popular lay-worldview curriculum entitled The Truth Project™fails…Randal RauserOctober 15, 2009
Article Subdivided By Faith? An Historical Account of Evangelicals and the City In an echo of Michael Emerson and Christian Smith’s study of evangelicals and the racialized…Mark T. Mulder and James K.A. SmithJuly 15, 2009
Article Nature and Nature’s God: The Religious Background of the Garden City Movement Is the discipline of urban planning a religiously neutral affair? If the English Garden City…Lee HardyJuly 15, 2009