Blog Guest Post – Pride and Humility in Christian Educators Finally, all of you, have unity of mind, sympathy, brotherly love, a tender heart, and…Alexander SoslerOctober 18, 2021
Blog George Brushaber: The Founding Editor of Christian Scholar’s Review The academic year 2020-2021 marked the 50th anniversary of the founding of Christian Scholar's Review…Todd Steen and Grace StevensonOctober 15, 2021
Blog COVID-19 and Romans 15, Part 2: Pauline Solutions Coming back together for education this Fall is a long process that is more a…Benjamin J. McFarlandOctober 14, 2021
Blog COVID-19 and Romans 15, Part 1: Problematic Reunions A year and a half ago, in the middle of lockdown, it seemed like reunion…Benjamin J. McFarlandOctober 13, 2021
Blog Tactile Interface Author’s Note: This is a slightly revised version of the Presidential Address delivered to the…Julia D. HejdukOctober 12, 2021
Blog Golden Age In 1863, five years before his death at age 86, the French painter J-A-D Ingres…Katie KresserOctober 11, 2021
Blog The Meaning of Technology The book of Genesis opens with the creation account describing a beautiful world of sea,…Derek C. SchuurmanOctober 8, 2021
Blog Responding to Student Excuses with the Wisdom of Solomon These years are rough, no doubt, with both students and faculty altering daily life in…Jenell ParisOctober 7, 2021
Blog Shouting at Your Neighbor: Why We Bother with Other People’s Languages This essay was published in 2012 in the book Practically Human: College Professors Speak from…David I. SmithOctober 6, 2021
BlogReviews The WEIRDest People in the World: How the West Became Psychologically Peculiar and Particularly Prosperous Joseph Henrich’s big, impressive, and fun book should appeal to scholars across a broad spectrum.…T.M. MooreOctober 5, 2021
Blog How Professional Ethics Secularizes Moral Thinking Any professor using a popular professional ethics textbook in their class is likely secularizing the…Perry L. GlanzerOctober 1, 2021
Blog Guest Post – Power and the Academy: What Do We Mean and What Are We Looking For? Editor’s note: Prof. Bock’s post is part of series of posts (see here and here)…Darrell L. BockSeptember 30, 2021
Blog Science as a Discipline of Contemplation? Editor’s Note: The following blog post is provided by Professor Tom McLeish from his 2021…Tom McLeishSeptember 29, 2021
Blog Reconsidering Power It’s almost three o’clock on a Wednesday afternoon. I’m trying to finish up a bit…Amy PeelerSeptember 28, 2021
Blog “Power Women” and the Professoriate Growing up in a small New England town, I had a friend whose mother, a…Karen LeeSeptember 27, 2021
Blog Guest Post: Relating a Gospel Some years ago I had the privilege of presenting a brief devotional session in a…Geoffrey R. BeechSeptember 24, 2021
Blog Life Flourishing Is about the Percentages: So Why Does the Bible Emphasize Simple Dichotomies? This last week, I spent 45 minutes during a lunch trying to grasp for basic…Perry L. GlanzerSeptember 23, 2021
Blog Guest Post: In Defense of Humanistic Learning It is cliche at this point to observe that humanistic learning is declining in American…Andrew KaufmannSeptember 22, 2021
BlogReviews The God Who Plays: A Playful Approach to Theology and Spirituality Play is pervasive. It is a quintessential creaturely activity that is observed and experienced in…John B. WhiteSeptember 21, 2021
Blog Dorothy Sayers: Reluctant Public Intellectual Editor's note: Due to an internal error, this post was not distributed this past Thursday…Karen Swallow PriorSeptember 20, 2021