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An Apologia for Charlatanism – On the art of reading much and knowing little

May 3, 2012 by Roy Joseph 1 Comment

After heeding the Surgeon General's statutory warning that lives, bridges and sermons are not to demise on the reprise of this theme, shall we visit the premise of charlatanism and test its truth and troth. Charlatans are contextual chameleons who can hold a conversation about any topic without having a deeper insight into definitions or knowing whether or not their claims are based on factual grounds. I am hard pressed to meet a Christian or sober- ­minded secular intellectual who will sanctify this concept. A few … [Read more...] about An Apologia for Charlatanism – On the art of reading much and knowing little

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice, The Purpose of Education Tagged With: Apostle Paul, charlatan, conceptual blends, David Hume, Don Quixote, Dulcinea, faith, G.K. Chesteron, Generalists, Gilles Fauconnier, Harry Frankfurt, Mark Turner, Specialists, sprezzatura, The Way We Think

A Tale of Two Christ(s)

April 26, 2012 by Roy Joseph 1 Comment

Today, we have a guest post by Roy Joseph. Roy is an independent scholar who has taught previously at academic institutions in Pittsburgh and in the Chicago land area. Currently, he is working on a project on Creation and Cosmology and is deeply interested in issues of history and philosophy of science, theological aesthetics and creative writing as well. Please be sure to share your thoughts regarding "A Tale of Two Christ(s).  ~ Tom An incendiary title of this nature might lead one to presume that this … [Read more...] about A Tale of Two Christ(s)

Filed Under: Academic Vocations, Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: academic culture, calling, careerism, CCM, Christ, Christian Contemporary Scholarship, culture, faith, fractured Christ, integration, Two Natures, vocation

Head, Heart and Hands Together: Implications and Challenges

August 18, 2011 by Tom Grosh IV Leave a Comment

Head, Heart and Hands Cover

Questions How would you summarize how the overemphasis on or neglect of either the head, hearts or hands dimension of one's faith (or the faith of one's faith community) causes one to be less than what God envisions for us as His children? How does your faith community address the God-desired balance of head, hearts and hands for our lives? Note: The local assembly of which I'm a member and partnered with in this study is part of the Brethren in Christ Church. As such their core values receive attention in the … [Read more...] about Head, Heart and Hands Together: Implications and Challenges

Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy, Head-Heart-Hands Tagged With: book discussion, church, Dennis Hollinger, Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, faith, Hands, Head, Head Heart Hands, Heart, Incarnational Stream/Tradition, jesus, Ministry, spiritual formation

Head, Heart and Hands Together: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

August 11, 2011 by Tom Grosh IV 8 Comments

Head, Heart and Hands Cover

Questions Has the balance/relationship of head, heart and hands been explored/discussed in some manner in your field? If so, what has been the conversation? If not, how might you propose research and writing on the balance/relationship of  head, heart and hands    in your field? … [Read more...] about Head, Heart and Hands Together: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy, Head-Heart-Hands Tagged With: book discussion, Dennis Hollinger, Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, faith, Hands, Head, Head Heart Hands, Heart, Incarnational Stream/Tradition, jesus, Ministry, spiritual formation

Head, Heart and Hands Together: The Biblical Case

August 4, 2011 by Tom Grosh IV 1 Comment

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How would you present the biblical case for a faith with well-developed and balanced dimensions of head heart hands?* … [Read more...] about Head, Heart and Hands Together: The Biblical Case

Filed Under: Book Review/Discussion, Christ and the Academy, Head-Heart-Hands Tagged With: book discussion, church, Dennis Hollinger, Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, faith, Hands, Head, Head Heart Hands, Heart, Incarnational Stream/Tradition, jesus, Ministry, spiritual formation

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