Article Remembering Hiroshima: The Construction of Communal Memory The survivors of the first atomic bomb used in war, which was dropped in Hiroshima,…Akiyo M. CantrellJuly 15, 2015
Article The Only Way to Win: The Enduring Problem of Nuclear Deterrence In this essay Daniel R. Allen reviews nuclear deterrence, the most crucial theoretic construct for…Daniel R. AllenJuly 15, 2015
Article The Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons: A Problem for State Authority In this essay Tyler Wigg-Stevenson situates the new international discourse on the “humanitarian impact of…Tyler Wigg-StevensonJuly 15, 2015
Article Radical Orthodox Economics Steven McMullen notes that in recent years, a number of theologians and philosophers, following John…Steven McMullenJuly 15, 2015
Article Mathematical Knowledge and Divine Mystery: Augustine and his Contemporary Challengers Christians have been active in philosophy of mathematics in recent years, but Steven D. Boyer…Steven D. Boyer and Walter B. Huddell IIIApril 15, 2015
Article Spiritual Formation and the Social Justice Turn As Christ-followers become increasingly active in social justice, what is motivating their efforts? Steve L.…Steve L. Porter, Felicia Heykoop, Barbara Miller and Todd PickettApril 15, 2015
Article Spiritual Realities Made Audible and Visible: An Appreciation of the Music of Benjamin Britten Twentieth century English composer Benjamin Britten demonstrated an unusual capacity to evoke transcendent dimensions of…David HoekemaApril 15, 2015
Article The Book of Job: A Psychologist Takes a Whirlwind Tour Marcia Webb contends that previous attempts at psychological interpretation of the Book of Job have…Marcia WebbJanuary 15, 2015
Article Rethinking Work as Vocation: From Protestant Advice to Gospel Corrective The classic Protestant teaching about work has led evangelicals to view work as a vocation.…Scott WaalkesJanuary 15, 2015
Article Wingless Chickens and Desiderium Naturale: The Theological Imaginations of Flannery O’Connor and Henri de Lubac Many writers have commented on the theological elements within the strange world of Flannery O’Connor’s…Derek C. HatchJanuary 15, 2015
Article The Self-Defeat of Naturalism: A Critical Comparison of Alvin Plantinga and C. S. Lewis John M. DePoe points out that Alvin Plantinga’s evolutionary argument against naturalism is often considered…John M. DePoeOctober 15, 2014
Article Irrigating Deserts: Thinking with C. S. Lewis about Educating for Emotional Formation Many liberal arts colleges express a commitment to educate the whole person; yet, educating for…Adam C. PelserOctober 15, 2014
Article Spirit and Beauty: A Reappraisal Writings in theological discussions of beauty evince certain problematic tendencies with respect to “spirit” language.…W. David O. TaylorOctober 15, 2014
Article Gender Differences at Christian and Secular Colleges What affects students’ views more, their gender or the type of college they attend (that…Thomas Knecht and Emily EcklundJuly 15, 2014
Article Inconclusive Teacher Impact Research: A Biblical Interpretation For all the credence given to the fact that teachers impact student learning, research has…William F. Cox, Jr.April 15, 2014
Article Where Faith and Learning Intersect: Re-Mapping the Contemporary Terrain In this essay Stephen Moroney provides an updated map to help readers grasp several ways…Stephen MoroneyJanuary 15, 2014
Article How the Model Minority Thesis Became a Transcendent Meaning Despite nearly fifty years since structural changes predicated the “model minority thesis” and “culture of…Henry Hyunsuk KimJanuary 15, 2014
Article When and How Should We Respond to Unjust Laws? A Thomistic Analysis of Civil Disobedience Keith D. Wyma argues that a coherent, well-grounded Christian perspective on civil dis- obedience is…Keith D. WymaJanuary 15, 2014
Article Reframing the Faith-Learning Relationship: Bonhoeffer and an Incarnational Alternative to the Integration Model The faith-integration model, with its working assumption that “All truth is God’s truth,” has become…Kevin D. MillerJanuary 15, 2014
Article Will the Evangelical Church Remove the Color Line?: Historical Reflections on Divided by Faith Sociologists Michael Emerson and Christian Smith asked in their book Divided by Faith: Evangelical Religion…Phillip Luke SinitiereOctober 15, 2013