BlogBook Review The Liberating Arts: Why We Need Liberal Arts Education Geoffrey Galt Harpham has argued that conversation about crisis is fundamental to the humanities in…Peter Kerry PowersMarch 15, 2024
Blog A Tale of Two Tales . . . Or Five The stories that a culture tells give us a clue to the beliefs and values…Harry Lee PoeMarch 13, 2024
Blog Dechurched and Deconstructing: How Christian Higher Education Can Prepare for Revival, Part 2 The late, great Timothy Keller wrote a piece in The Atlantic called “American Christianity is…Krystal HaysMarch 12, 2024
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Blog Resisting Educational Nationalism Editor's Note: We apologize for the recent byline errors and broken links in our posts.…Perry L. GlanzerMarch 6, 2024
Blog Introducing the Christian Scholar’s Review Winter Issue Over Thanksgiving weekend in 1973, a diverse group of more than fifty North American-based evangelical…Margaret DiddamsMarch 4, 2024
Blog Woke Sociology, Woke Jesus In January, the Florida Board of Governors removed Principles of Sociology as a general education…Dennis HiebertFebruary 28, 2024
Blog AI and Truth in a Post-Epistemic World “Every child will have an AI tutor that is infinitely patient, infinitely compassionate, infinitely knowledgeable,…Derek C. SchuurmanFebruary 27, 2024
Blog Discouraged by Your Students’ Underutilization of Office Hours? A Psychologist’s Reframe It feels like students have stopped coming to my office hours. Or at least, the…Paul Y. KimFebruary 26, 2024
Blog From Vulnerable to Valuable: Revising the Christian Framework for Neurodiversity in the Workplace It is a great time to graduate college in America. Unemployment rates are hovering at…Mandolen Mull, Jerome Lockett and Larry G. LockeFebruary 22, 2024
Blog Can We Please Stop Calling It the Powerhouse of the Cell? Thoughts on a Sample of Reductionism in Education No metaphor is perfect, but the most iconic metaphor in biology, the metaphor that might…Clayton D. CarlsonFebruary 21, 2024
Blog Sorry Canadians, Southerners, and Methodists, Nice is Not a Christian Virtue (but Kindness Is), Part II “It just wears you out being with nice people,” Stanley Hauerwas points out in a…Perry L. GlanzerFebruary 20, 2024
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Blog The Struggle for Soul in Christian Higher Education: Burtchaell was Right, and I Was Wrong, Part II In yesterday’s post, I recounted Burtchaell’s argument about the threats to Christian higher education and…Robert BenneFebruary 16, 2024
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Blog The Odd Experience of Romance I had the pleasure of addressing the St. Andrew’s Society of Savannah on November 30,…Harry Lee PoeFebruary 14, 2024
Blog Holy Grails and Trendy Water Bottles: On Desire This year, at my daughter’s suburban, mostly upper-income middle school, a certain kind of water…Katie KresserFebruary 13, 2024
Blog Faith and AI on Film: Lessons for Christian Educators It has been just over a year now since ChatGPT’s release, and the shock waves…Jerome Van KuikenFebruary 12, 2024
Blog One Square Inch We Won’t Concede: Super Bowl Christians and Secular Liturgies, Part III Every year I offer a sociology of sport course at the conservative Presbyterian college where…Matthew S. VosFebruary 9, 2024
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