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Blog Does God Pick the Winner of the Super Bowl? The work of a Christian scholar is bound to the questions of the Christian community,…Jason M. SmithDecember 4, 2020
Blog Reflections on How to End a Semester This semester seems to be ending in stages. We planned to send students home at…David I. SmithDecember 2, 2020
Blog How Can a Christian be a Scientist? I used to ask this question as a student. It took me a while to…Ruth BancewiczNovember 30, 2020
Blog Gratitude Needs Direction For Christians, most virtue words do not actually describe virtues unless they are directed properly.…Perry L. GlanzerNovember 26, 2020
Blog Jesus the Great Philosopher Jesus the Great Philosopher: Recovering the Wisdom for the Good Life by Jonathan T. Pennington,…Karen Swallow PriorNovember 25, 2020
Blog Justice and Grace: Investigating Sexual Misconduct on College Campuses In the early eighties I was a junior at a large research university in British…David M. JohnstoneNovember 23, 2020
Blog A Letter to a Young Professor Dear Prof. Van Wijs, I finally finished my PhD and have begun a new position…Derek C. SchuurmanNovember 20, 2020
Blog Aiming for Abnormality During the 1992 election, James Carville coined an infamous aphorism: “It’s the economy, stupid!” I…Crystal L. DowningNovember 18, 2020
Blog The Imago Dei: The Revolutionary Educational Concept and the Tragedy of Its Pagan Replacement In honor of the 350th anniversary of the death of the great Christian educator John…Perry L. GlanzerNovember 16, 2020