A few weeks ago, my friend and colleague Nan Thomas got in touch with me, wanting to discuss Chaim Potok's 1972 novel My Name Is Asher Lev. According to Nan, I had once recommended this book for discussions of calling and vocation among faculty and graduate students. I couldn't remember making that recommendation, but it made perfect sense to me —the novel had served that exact role in my Christianity and the Arts degree at Regent College.[1. Many thanks to Loren Wilkinson, Maxine Hancock, and Dal Schindell for … [Read more...] about Calling, Vocation, and Asher Lev