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Editor’s Note: In light of Ash Wednesday and this time of repentance, confession, and lament…

When I was a teenager, I remember hearing the question “If a tree falls in…

With today’s blog, I am pleased to introduce the Winter issue of Christian Scholar’s Review.…

In Part 1 of this essay, I argued that the structure of a flame is,…

My friend left academia for industry last month. He posted online: “I spent years hearing…

Like many others, last fall I read with interest, in Christian Scholar’s Review, scholars’ reflections…

Christians should always reflect critically upon how we use theological language. Yet, we must recognize…

This academic term, my students seem more exhausted than ever (Faculty are tired too. But…

Having worked in academia for the past two decades, I often take for granted the…

A highlight for any college community, especially smaller colleges, includes guest lectures by important people…

On the Christianity Today podcast “The Rise & Fall of Mars Hill” disgraced former pastor…

Policymakers (and therefore, citizens) in modern democracies confront a knot of intertwining problems, from climate…

I’ve been teaching college students for almost 16 years. Make that 20 years, if you…

“The larger the number is, to which that private affection extends, the more apt men…

The South Florida campus where I teach stretches over many acres. It is a lush,…

Divisions are fracturing our Christian communities, especially in America. Disagreement over Covid vaccinations and policies,…

I was recently provoked to fresh reflection on two very familiar passages as I prepared…

They say that you cannot step into the same river twice, because the water is…

At a recent lunch with some of my colleagues, our discussion turned to the topic…