The Future of Religious Colleges: The Proceedings of the Harvard Conference on the Future of Religious Colleges, October 6-7, 2000Paul John Dovre The state of religious education in America has been a major topic of discussion of late. In this volume scholars and educational leaders from a variety of faith traditions talk candidly about the future of religious colleges here at the start of the twenty-first century. Building on competent historical and analytical studies of the past decade, the contributors consider the nature of religious education generally, explore the relationship between religious colleges and their sponsoring churches, probe a number of successful educational models, and examine the influence of public policy on religious colleges. Taken together, these constructive essays demonstrate that religious colleges still have the potential to serve well the missions of their churches and to provide a creative leaven for the advancement of academics in America. |
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... gious scholars at such schools an anachronism or are they something else , such as a leaven or perhaps healthy alternatives that signal a more truly plu- ralistic cultural renaissance ? Since I am an historian , I want to focus first on ...
... gious scholars at such schools an anachronism or are they something else , such as a leaven or perhaps healthy alternatives that signal a more truly plu- ralistic cultural renaissance ? Since I am an historian , I want to focus first on ...
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... gious right . Others associate the term with theology , expressions of piety , or witnessing . 17 So let me affirm that , when I use the term " Christian scholarship , " what I mean is , as I said earlier , scholarship by persons who ...
... gious right . Others associate the term with theology , expressions of piety , or witnessing . 17 So let me affirm that , when I use the term " Christian scholarship , " what I mean is , as I said earlier , scholarship by persons who ...
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... gious institution or organization to limit employment or give preference to members of the same religion.23 Many states follow the Model Act in providing exemptions for religious organizations and institutions . Some states have broader ...
... gious institution or organization to limit employment or give preference to members of the same religion.23 Many states follow the Model Act in providing exemptions for religious organizations and institutions . Some states have broader ...
Contents
Religion and the Modern University | 3 |
Beyond Progressive Scientific Humanism | 35 |
On Being Religious Christian Scholars | 51 |
Copyright | |
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References to this book
Private Higher Education: An International Bibliography Alma Maldonado-Maldonado No preview available - 2004 |