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Recently, I visited a Japanese garden with my students. It was a good way to…

One of the first questions I ask students in my Christian Legal Thought seminar is…

Jenell Paris’ post this week introduces a new book for which she wrote the introduction…

Mark Zuckerberg wants it. Elon Musk says we need it because of robots. Joe Biden…

Failing to recognize who we really are, image bearers of God (Gen. 1:26), causes us…

When I was 26 years old, the night before my water baptism, I prayed and…

I ended my last post suggesting “the relevance of cinema to Christian orthodoxy.” What exactly…

For three centuries, the novel was the literary genre that expressed and shaped the modern…

Two comments about courses of study separated by more than 80 years have me thinking…

At a time when it seems we can’t agree on anything, 98% of Americans state…

Generally, prior to a decade ago, when people heard “Title IX,” they thought of women’s…

One of the most powerful metaphors in Christian social thought is the idea of stewardship.…

What is art? I have my students answer this question every autumn, and every autumn…

In light of recent events, our blog contributor agreed that it would be timely to…

Technology has been a common theme in my life. The passion began early with building…

I’ve been teaching for a hundred years, and this one is the most difficult. Every…

As an Industrial / Organizational Psychologist, I have spent almost 30 years studying leaders. Not…

This essay appeared first at Mere Orthodoxy:  https://mereorthodoxy.com/market-made-scandal-evangelical-college/ Mark Noll’s The Scandal of the Evangelical…

In her summer release, President Donald Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist, describes her…

I recently reviewed John Bernbaum’s fantastic new book, Opening the Red Door The Inside Story of Russia's First…