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Interview with John Walton

November 17, 2015 by Mark Hansard Leave a Comment

ESN Writer Mark Hansard interviews John Walton, author of The Lost World of Adam and Eve. See Mark's review of the book here. … [Read more...] about Interview with John Walton

Filed Under: Author, Book Review/Discussion, Science and Faith Tagged With: Adam, Adam and Eve, Augustine, biblical hermeneutics, biblical interpretation, biblical studies, christian scholarship, cosmology, creation, Eve, faculty interview, human, intervarsity press, interviews, John Walton, science, science and faith, sin, the fall, The Lost World of Adam and Eve, The Lost World of Genesis One, The Lost World of Scripture

Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar (Wrap Up)

August 22, 2013 by David Williams 12 Comments

Following his move to The Big Apple to serve with InterVasity's Graduate & Faculty Ministry at NYU this fall, David is back to wrap up his series on  Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar. For earlier posts in the series click here and here. Take it away David! ~ Thomas B. Grosh IV, Associate Director of  ESN, editor of ESN's  blog  and  Facebook Wall ----------- 4.   We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses.   In his lucid (though acerbic) book, Atheist Delusions: The Christian Revolution and Its … [Read more...] about Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar (Wrap Up)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy Tagged With: biblical studies, Evangelicalism, exile, faith and scholarship, mind, modernism, Scripture, theology, Westminster Seminary

Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar (2/2)

July 25, 2013 by David Williams 34 Comments

Last week I began to introduce myself and my understanding of the Christian scholar's vocation by briefly outlining the controversy which marked my time as a student at Westminster Theological Seminary.   (You can read last week's post here.)   This week I would like to share what I think were some of things I learned about the challenge of Christian scholarship from my time at Westminster.   I should make it clear that my interest is not specifically in the challenge of doing serious scholarship within a confessional … [Read more...] about Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar (2/2)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy Tagged With: biblical studies, C. S. Lewis, Evangelicalism, faith and scholarship, fear, Mere Christianity, mind, paradigm shift, Scripture, theology, Thomas S. Kuhn

Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar: David Williams Intro (1/2)

July 18, 2013 by David Williams 16 Comments

What am I, a nice campus minister, doing on a blog like this? I am neither a scholar nor the son of a scholar. I occupy no endowed chairs. I will be presented with no festschriften upon my retirement. Why, then, have I been asked to be a regular contributor here on the Emerging Scholars Network Blog? The short answer is that I am doing what I can to help Christian scholars to integrate their faith with their scholarship. I am an InterVarsity Graduate & Faculty Ministries staff person serving the students and … [Read more...] about Why You Must Be Dying to be a Christian Scholar: David Williams Intro (1/2)

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy Tagged With: apologetics, biblical studies, Enuma Elish, Evangelicalism, faith and scholarship, Genesis 1-11, historical-critical methods, Justification by Faith, Modernism-Fundamentalism, New Perspective on Paul, peter enns, Scripture, theology, Westminster Seminary

What Will You Be Reading This Summer?

June 21, 2011 by Micheal Hickerson 15 Comments

Beach reading in Vancouver

Today is official the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, which means, of course, it's time for summer reading lists. Before I get to my own list: What's on your summer reading list? I tend to follow Alan Jacobs' advice and read according to whim, but here are a few books or series that I want/hope to read this summer. I'm notoriously bad for failing to follow through on reading commitments and for losing focus partway through a book, so view this list as merely aspirational. Photo credit: Mark … [Read more...] about What Will You Be Reading This Summer?

Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy, Resources for ESN Members Tagged With: biblical studies, book recommendation, books, higher education, reading lists, spiritual formation, theology

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