'Restoring the soul of the university'
Inside Higher Ed: Much of American higher education "has no unifying soul or mission," write the authors of a new book that seeks to promote faith and theology as central to colleges and universities.
Inside Higher Ed: Much of American higher education "has no unifying soul or mission," write the authors of a new book that seeks to promote faith and theology as central to colleges and universities.
From Kuyper to Keller: why Princeton's prize controversy is so ironic
Christianity Today: Former Kuyper Prize winner Richard Mouw explains how the seminary honor that once brought the Reformed community together is now splitting it.
Christianity Today: Former Kuyper Prize winner Richard Mouw explains how the seminary honor that once brought the Reformed community together is now splitting it.
Flannery O'Connor's moments of grace
JSTOR Daily: In her truncated life, the Georgia native and peacock enthusiast managed to create some of America's most memorable literature.
JSTOR Daily: In her truncated life, the Georgia native and peacock enthusiast managed to create some of America's most memorable literature.
After great pain, where is God?
The New York Times: The reason Jesus came to us "acquainted with grief."
The New York Times: The reason Jesus came to us "acquainted with grief."
Mexican archdiocese: Companies that work on border wall are 'traitors'
Catholic News Service: An editorial in a publication of the Archdiocese of Mexico City condemned Mexican companies wishing to work on the proposed wall being built on the U.S.-Mexico border as "traitors" and called on authorities to castigate any company that provides services for fencing off the frontier.
Catholic News Service: An editorial in a publication of the Archdiocese of Mexico City condemned Mexican companies wishing to work on the proposed wall being built on the U.S.-Mexico border as "traitors" and called on authorities to castigate any company that provides services for fencing off the frontier.
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