Blog Is Faith Required for Mathematics? "Hey, I heard somewhere that you wrote a book about math and your faith. Having…Russell HowellJuly 8, 2021
Blog Filling the Well When the Water Runs Dry The lackluster Department of Labor April jobs report took just about everyone by surprise: the…Margaret DiddamsJuly 7, 2021
Blog Earth Has a Pulse, Scientists Say If you follow the latest science news, whether it’s a newsfeed from Science Daily or…Stephen O. MoshierJuly 6, 2021
Blog Reading George Marsden with Gen Z Each spring semester for the past twenty-odd years I have assigned the same essay to…Jay GreenJuly 2, 2021
Blog Sanctuary Professional art historians are among the luckiest of God’s children. Our vocations consist in the…Katie KresserJuly 1, 2021
Blog Guest Post – Deconversion: The All-Or-Nothing Fallacy It seems that not a month goes by without a well-known Christian announcing on social…John MarriottJune 30, 2021
Blog Guest Post: General Systems Theory for a Kinder, Gentler World “Ship, Then Test” That phrase headlines a section from entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki’s The Art of…Patrick M. BaileyJune 29, 2021
Blog Theo-Drama and Mise-en-Scéne In my current book project, The Wages of Cinema: Looking through the Lens of Dorothy…Crystal L. DowningJune 28, 2021
Blog “The Reservoir From Which We Need to Drink”: Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn’s Ars Vitae Forty years ago Alasdair MacIntyre’s After Virtue: A Study in Moral Theory unexpectedly became a touchstone text,…Eric MillerJune 25, 2021
Blog Guest Post: Jacob’s Well: Pride and Grace in Eden, Arkansas The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps. -Proverbs 16:9…Chase MitchellJune 24, 2021
Blog Am I a Sociopath Because My Mom Always Told Me I Was? Reminding Students of Who They Are Yesterday, I wrote about how only three of eighteen Baylor seniors interviewed for our Baylor…Perry L. GlanzerJune 23, 2021
Blog Students’ Sources of Worth and Value: Are Christian Universities Failing Students? What makes you feel worthwhile and valuable? This past year, I added this question to…Perry L. GlanzerJune 22, 2021
Blog Guest Post: Lived Religion and Sports Lived religion Today’s elite athletes have much at stake in sports. Climbing up the rankings…Matt HovenJune 21, 2021
Blog A National Experiment in Ignoring Fathers Betrayed. That’s how Olga, an education official responsible for moral upbringing in the Soviet Ministry…Perry L. GlanzerJune 18, 2021
Blog If a Tree Falls on a Campus, Does It Make Any Sense? In the space of about a year, three big trees fell in middle of the…Benjamin J. McFarlandJune 17, 2021
Blog Introducing the Latest Articles in Christian Scholars Review (Volume L:III) With the revamp of the Christian Scholar’s Review website last year, it is easy to…Margaret DiddamsJune 16, 2021
Blog Guest Post: On Wolterstorff on Kant, Part II: On Calling Why bother? Among the more important questions we can ask as scholars—as researchers and as…John G. Stackhouse, Jr.June 15, 2021
Blog Guest Post: On Wolterstorff on Kant, Part I: On Fallibility I recently had occasion to read one of the more obscure publications by one of…John G. Stackhouse, Jr.June 14, 2021
Blog Student Characteristics: Chasing the 99 As a journal editor, I intermittently see articles submitted that choose as their rhetorical opening…David I. SmithJune 11, 2021
Blog The Fortress of Christian Higher Education Decades ago, when I informed an acquaintance that I had accepted a tenure-track position at…Crystal L. DowningJune 10, 2021