We appreciate this latest contribution to our "Through the Lens of Faith" series. Matt Lunsford argues that integration is a two way street, so perhaps it would be fitting to add "and Faith Through the Lens of Mathematics" to the article title! We would also like to acknowledge that this article first appeared in the Fall 2023 edition of the Journal of the Union Faculty Forum under the title "Mathematics & Faith: A Path For Integration". We are grateful to Matt Lunsford and the Journal for permission to re-post this … [Read more...] about Mathematics Through the Lens of Faith: A Path For Integration
Through the Lens of Faith
Through the Lens of Faith: Studying Literature in the Communion of Saints
When I was seventeen, a family friend warned me to be careful with my plans to study English literature at university: "A lot of people lose their faith." It wasn't that the church environment I grew up in was anti-intellectual or suspicious of higher education per se. Many members were well educated professionals; there were one or two academics, though their work life tended to be regarded with benign bemusement. But this friend's comment communicated the sense that plunging too deeply into the secular humanities was … [Read more...] about Through the Lens of Faith: Studying Literature in the Communion of Saints
Ornithology Through the Lens of Faith
Escuadrón (de guacamayos escarlata) [Four Red-and-green Macaws (also known as the Green-winged Macaws) flying in Peru.] by Ricardo Sánchez is licensed under CC BY 2.0 This is the first of a new series we are running through this year on ". . . Through the Lens of Faith" in which various Emerging Scholars reflect on how their faith has informed how they view their discipline. Our "Call for Articles on Faith and Fields of Study" includes submission guidelines as well as our offer of a free book for each accepted … [Read more...] about Ornithology Through the Lens of Faith