Blog Listening to The Vision of God In April, the actions of the Washington state legislature were discussed on the SPU faculty…Benjamin J. McFarlandAugust 9, 2023
Blog The Challenge to Start a “Christian” Business Christianity is best understood as a religion that requires integration throughout a believer’s life. Scriptures…Larry G. Locke and Jessica GoadAugust 8, 2023
Blog The Conference Table of Opposites “I will endeavor by a very simple and commonplace method to lead you by experience…Benjamin J. McFarlandAugust 7, 2023
Blog Christian Graduate Education Curricula Is Missing Christianity I am continually amazed at how provincial and specialized contemporary graduate education is. By provincial…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 4, 2023
BlogBook Review Hearing Vocation Differently: Meaning, Purpose, and Identity in the Multi-Faith Academy Clark Kerr, former president of the University of California, once quipped that universities have become…John D. BartonAugust 3, 2023
Blog Spiritual Murder The world is full of recrimination nowadays. There’s the online marketplace of terror, for one thing:…Katie KresserAugust 2, 2023
Blog Becoming a Teacher The things of the world call to us, and we are drawn to them—each of…Kristi BarbatoJuly 31, 2023
Blog Barbie and Oppenheimer Walk into a Theater: Barbenheimer and the Culture of Comedic Nihilism “I will look upon death or upon a comedy with the same expression of countenance.”…Austin Smith, Chelsea Sentell and Jessica MartinJuly 28, 2023
Blog Introducing Christian Scholar’s Review Themed Issue: Vocation I am grateful to the editors of Christian Scholar’s Review for their invitation to guest…David S. CunninghamJuly 27, 2023
Blog Interdisciplinary Research as a Sharing of Gifts, Part 3 Is a student demonstrating a skill in the lab enough to consider that student competent?…Tina Decker and Sarah GouwensJuly 26, 2023
Blog Interdisciplinary Research as a Sharing of Gifts, Part 2 In the first essay in this series, we presented the notion that within interdisciplinary work…Karen O’Connor, Sara Baillie Gorman and Brandon PerezJuly 25, 2023
Blog Interdisciplinary Research as a Sharing of Gifts, Part 1 For all their economic vulnerabilities, small Christian colleges, and universities might be the ideal environment…Clayton D. CarlsonJuly 24, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 5 As recounted in the previous post, Oppenheimer fixated on a rather limited view of the…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 21, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 4 Based on the review of Oppenheimer biographies we offered in the last two posts, a…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 20, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 3 The vocational fragmentation we noted in yesterday’s post summarizing some prominent Oppenheimer biographies likely had…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 19, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 2* However, it is my judgment in these things that when you see something that is…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 18, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 1 On Friday, the largest-scale exploration of the American academic vocation will hit theaters. With a…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 17, 2023
Blog The Discomforts of Summer Break: Pascal and the Weight of Stillness For those whose lives are marked by the rhythms of the academic calendar, time unfolds…Christina GeorgeJuly 14, 2023
Blog The Biblical Worldview and Libraries, Part 5: Library Personnel This is the last in a series of posts that apply four frames of the…Gregory A. SmithJuly 12, 2023
Blog What If All Our Residence Halls Were Tech Free? This May I taught a summer course called “Technology and Freedom.” We read many of…Adam SmithJuly 10, 2023