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Reformational philosophy is a philosophical tradition that emerged in the Netherlands during the late nineteenth…

I believe the most important issue in twenty-first-century Christian liberal arts is “How shall we…

In the context of the Moral and Faith Development graduate course I teach every fall,…

Those of us working in the world of higher education often hear about the fragmentation…

Mark A. Peters is a professor of music at Trinity Christian College. In recent years,…

“How can one be a Christian scholar?” Such is the “quandary of the modern age”…

Rick Kennedy does me a great honor by reviewing not only my most recent book,…

William C. Ringenberg’s The Christian College and the Meaning of Academic Freedom: Truth-Seeking in Community…

Lauren Anders Visser teaches in the Communication Arts department at Trinity Christian College and serves…

Adam Perez and Glenn Stallsmith are Th.D. students in liturgical studies at Duke Divinity School.…

David I. Smith is the Director of Graduate Studies in Education and the Director of…

In 1940, at a time when war led many to introspection, G. H. Hardy wrote…

Many writers have found reason to unleash withering rejections of certain artworks of their time.…

Todd C. Ream is Professor of Higher Education, Taylor University, and Distinguished Fellow, Excelsia College.…

Jonathan B. Himes is Professor of English at John Brown University. Based on his characteristic…

David P. King is Assistant Professor of Philanthropic Studies and Karen Lake Buttrey Director of…

During the last two decades, Craig Bartholomew has authored and edited an impressive number of…

Kevin Ryan is Director Emeritus of the Center for Character and Social Responsibility at Boston…

Bryan C. Hollon is Professor of Theology at Malone University. In September of 1999, an…

Matthew DeLong is Professor of Mathematics at Taylor University. The transition to modernity was shaped…