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Outrageous Idea of Christian Scholarship

Faith and Reason, Part 1

July 6, 2018 by Mark Hansard No Comments

The work of the Holy Spirit and a reasoned case often go hand in hand in Scripture.

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Outrageous Idea 6: Building Academic Communities

November 9, 2009 by Micheal Hickerson 2 Comments

The final chapter in George Marsden’s The Outrageous Idea of Academic Communities Christian Scholarship [Oops! – Ed.] proposes that even the most impressive work of individual Christian scholars is not enough; Christian scholarship needs “a strong institutional base.” Scholars, like everyone else, depend on communities. If like-minded academics do not form their own sub-communities, then […]

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Outrageous Idea 5: The Positive Contributions of Theological Context

November 4, 2009 by Tom Grosh IV No Comments

Are there positive contributions to be offered by a theological context? George Marsden responds with a hearty yes.  Why?  Because he believes (or should I say thinks, understands, or perceives): Scholars do not operate in a vacuum, but rather within the frameworks of their communities, traditions, commitments, and beliefs.  Their scholarship, even when specialized, develops […]

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Outrageous Idea 4: What difference could it possibly make?

October 26, 2009 by Micheal Hickerson No Comments

In chapter 4 of The Outrageous Idea of Christian Scholarship, George Marsden asks, “What difference could ‘Christian scholarship’ possibly make?” He quotes a critical reviewer who wants to know whether Notre Dame teaches “Roman Catholic chemistry” or if Calvin offers “Presbyterian anthropology”. Marsden answers with two suggestions: the analogy of a gestalt image, and the […]

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Outrageous Idea 3: Rules of the Game

October 21, 2009 by Tom Grosh IV 2 Comments

Can followers of Christ play by the rules of the academic game and still follow Christ faithfully? According to Stanley Fish (Davidson-Kahn Distinguished University Professor and a professor of law at Florida International University, in Miami, and dean emeritus of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago) the […]

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