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Developing a Christian Mind at Oxford 2

Apr 1, 2014By Katy Tangenberg

As mentioned, the grounds of New College in Oxford provided the perfect setting in which to explore historic and current influences of Christian faith on academic disciplines. Along with the formal dinner, tea and coffee breaks convened mornings and afternoonsRead more…

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Apr 1, 2014Katy Tangenberg 2 comments

Developing a Christian Mind at Oxford

Mar 31, 2014By Dave Vosburg

How do we integrate our Christian faith and academic life? How do we worship God with our minds? How do we foster a Christian intellectual community? These are the questions that drive the Developing a Christian Mind (DCM) initiative at Oxford,Read more…

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Mar 31, 2014Dave Vosburg 1 comment

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