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With the revamp of the Christian Scholar’s Review website last year, it is easy to…

Why bother? Among the more important questions we can ask as scholars—as researchers and as…

I recently had occasion to read one of the more obscure publications by one of…

As a journal editor, I intermittently see articles submitted that choose as their rhetorical opening…

Decades ago, when I informed an acquaintance that I had accepted a tenure-track position at…

Transhumanism and the Image of God by Jacob Shatzer, Associate Professor of Theological Studies at…

I have recently realized that, despite my best intentions, I am guilty of chronological snobbery.…

This post was adapted from a longer white paper for Christian practitioners working in student…

In the UK we are emerging from our latest (and, we hope, final) COVID lockdown.…

Portions of this blog were part of a longer essay with the same title that…

I recently opened my daily New York Times morning e-mail to these sentences from David…

Better a patient person than a warrior; one with self control than one who takes…

The overwhelming questions. Earlier in the academic year, I noted that these have been “unsettling,…

The 2021 winner of the Templeton prize is Dr. Jane Goodall. Dr. Goodall is, of…

When people in Christian circles find out I am a moral philosopher, they are often…

The world seems to be full of disasters, appearing on our TV screens and newspapers…

A pioneer in the academic field of sport and spirituality, Shirl Hoffman has long sought…

Our God is a God of justice; of this, there can be no doubt. As…

Read part I of the interview here Sometimes, Asian and Asian American churches have remained…

Professor Russell M. Jeung, Professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University and…