Blogging through Critique of Pure Reason part 3: Transcendental Synthesis
Series Index Introductions and the Introduction Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic Transcendental Synthesis When Critique of Pure Reason (hereafter CPR–Todd had a good idea with that one) starts…
The Christian Feminist Podcast Episode # 23: Cross-gendered Friendship
Intros Knowing Purity Culture What we mean by “cross-gendered friendship” Connections to women in church leadership Reading http://www.thrivingfamily.com/Features/Magazine/2015/avoiding-dangerous-attractions.aspx?utm_source=nl_focusenews&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=266312&refcd=266312 http://www.danjbrennan.com/2014/05/deconstructing-temptations-men-face.html http://ryanthomasneace.com/2013/08/02/consecrated-sexual-attraction Passing On The Book of Daniel, Ch. 13 (The…
Blogging Through Critique of Pure Reason, part 2: Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic
Series Index Introductions and the Introduction Transcendental Aesthetic and Introduction to Transcendental Logic Before I launch into my first contribution to our joint project on Kant, a personal note. I…
Christian Humanist Profiles 42: Amy Appleford
What does it mean to have a good death? Many in our time use technology in an attempt to stave off aging or dying, or to conceal the effects of…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #8: All Tribes and Peoples
Ruben Rivera, history professor and chief diversity officer at Bethel University, joins us to discuss the importance of cultural diversity and racial reconciliation at Christian colleges and universities — and why so…
Christian Humanist Profiles 41: Jeffrey Bilbro
There’s often a mutual uneasiness between environmentalists and Christians, especially evangelical Christians, as if believing the Apostle’s Creed means that you aren’t able to care about the condition of the…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #7: A Cord of Three Strands
“A university,” observes philosopher David Williams, “can have brilliant academic and Student Affairs programs, but it is quite rare for there to be much communication between these aspects of the university.”…
Blogging through Critique of Pure Reason part 1: Introductions and the Introduction
Series Index Introductions and the Introduction Once again a conversation about what we haven’t read has turned into an ambition to read. Those of you who listen to the Christian…
The Sectarian Review: An Invitation
Mark Greif recently published an essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education that considered the importance of Partisan Review in American intellectual life (http://chronicle.com/article/Whats-Wrong-With-Public/189921/). What Greif identified as important about…
Christian Humanist Profiles 40: Rod Dreher on Dante
In the early fourteenth century one of the true figures of Christian intellectual genius gave us the Commedia, a pilgrim’s allegorical journey through Inferno and Purgatorio and Paradiso for the…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #6: Body and Soul
“Whole-person education” is one of those stock phrases within higher education that is at once meaningful and meaningless: it’s core to the mission of institutions and central to how many of us…
The Book of Nature Podcast, Episode #6: Scientific Virtues
Is being a good person necessary to do good science? Can doing good science make one a good person? Can doing good science make one a good Christian? Charles Hackney…
Christian Humanist Profiles 39: Defending Substitution
Bearing shame and scoffing rude, in my place condemned he stood, sealed my pardon with his blood: Hallelujah, what a Savior! These lines from P. P. Bliss’s classic hymn are…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #5: Sciences and Arts
It’s time to start addressing some blind spots in our vision for higher education, as Dick Peterson embellishes on his brief remarks about science education in our book from InterVarsity Press…
Christian Humanist Profiles 38: Chris Celenza on Machiavelli
Old Nick they called him, and he earned himself a spot on the earliest versions of the earliest versions of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum with his treatise The Prince. History…