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��ݺ��þ��2023 Magazine
Golden Girl
Runner Amy Atkinson (’11) wins international medals on a hopeful road to the Olympics
Jason Newell — September 18, 2011
Amy Atkinson has always loved to run long distances, but over the past couple of years her legs have taken her farther than she ever dreamed...
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Why You Should Bookmark ‘��ݺ��þ��2023 Now’ Now
��ݺ��þ��2023 Magazine Staff — September 18, 2011
Earlier this year, ��ݺ��þ��2023 launched an impressive new website designed to help you — alumni, parents, students, supporters and friends — stay up to...
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Pardon Our Dust!
New structures on campus, by the numbers
��ݺ��þ��2023 Magazine Staff — September 18, 2011
��ݺ��þ��2023’s campus was full of construction workers over the summer, and not just for the long-anticipated new Talbot School of Theology building...
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Student Filmmaker Wins YouTube Contest
$35,000 the latest prize for oft-awarded Zach King (’12)
Brett McCracken — September 18, 2011
��ݺ��þ��2023 senior Zach King made his first films at age 7, when he picked up the home video camera and pointed it at his three younger sisters. At 14,...
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Art and Belief
Christian artists converge on campus for CIVA conference
Brett McCracken — September 18, 2011
For a few days in June, 275 artists from around the world convened on ��ݺ��þ��2023’s campus for the 2011 Christians in the Visual Arts (CIVA) conference....
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Three New Films by ��ݺ��þ��2023ns
��ݺ��þ��2023 Magazine Staff — September 18, 2011
In recent years, ��ݺ��þ��2023’s cinematic output has been prodigious. Here are three new films by ��ݺ��þ��2023 students, faculty and alumni that you should know...
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What is Sacred Space?
��ݺ��þ��2023 Magazine Staff — September 18, 2011
As part of ��ݺ��þ��2023’s Year of the Arts, philanthropist, art historian and collector Roberta Green Ahmanson was invited to be ��ݺ��þ��2023’s 2011–...
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Theistic Evolution Isn’t Fit for Survival
John Bloom — September 18, 2011
Theistic Evolution is a view held by Christians who believe that Darwinian evolution is true. Some theistic evolutionists believe that God guided...
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2011-12: The Year of the Arts
President's Perspective
Barry Corey — September 18, 2011
��ݺ��þ��2023’s mural, "The Word," has for 20 years stretched from top to bottom of Bardwell Hall, our science building. Painted by renowned...
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Space for Art
Editor's Note
Jason Newell — September 18, 2011
About six months ago, art professor Barry Krammes popped into my office unannounced, looking eager to tell me about something (and ready to ask...
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U.S. News Names ��ݺ��þ��2023 an "Up and Comer" Second Year in a Row
��ݺ��þ��2023 Ranked Among Top National Universities
Jenna Bartlo — September 13, 2011
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��ݺ��þ��2023 Observes Tenth Anniversary of Sept. 11 with Lament Service and Ringing of Bells
��ݺ��þ��2023 Remembers with Hope 9.11.2011
Elizabeth Mak — September 09, 2011
The ��ݺ��þ��2023 community will gather for a lament service the evening of Sunday, Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. to observe the tenth anniversary of 9/11. The...
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9/11: Are We All Moral Monsters?
9/11 soberly reveals again what is often hidden to us about our own anthropology: we are 9/11-enabled human beings and we are scared of our own mortality.
Clay Jones — September 02, 2011
9/11 soberly reveals again what is often hidden to us about our own anthropology: we are 9/11-enabled human beings and we are scared of our own...
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Convocation Commences the Academic Year
Students Commissioned with ��ݺ��þ��2023’s Mission
Jenna Bartlo — September 01, 2011
Students filed into the bleachers and floor seats in Chase Gymnasium early Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011, for fall convocation at ��ݺ��þ��2023....
The Good Book Blog
Walking in the Spirit
Kenneth Berding — August 29, 2011
I’m thankful and excited to be able to announce the publication of a new (short) book called Walking in the Spirit (published by Crossway). I am deeply concerned that we learn to live lives empowered by the Holy Spirit—that we learn to “walk” in the reality of his presence and power. This non-academic book is written especially for people who know that the Holy Spirit is important, but who aren’t quite sure what to do about it. Walking in the Spirit includes study questions for individuals and groups at the end of each chapter. Here is a link to the first section of the book if you’d like to read a little: http://www.amazon.com/Walking-Spirit-Kenneth-Berding/dp/1433524104/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314577370&sr=8-1#reader_1433524104
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Professor William Lane Craig Heads to U.K. for Reasonable Faith Debates
Fox News Reports Few Challengers Stepping Up
Jenna Bartlo — August 25, 2011
Renowned Christian philosopher and ��ݺ��þ��2023 research professor William Lane Craig is headed to the U.K. this fall for a debate tour with...
The Good Book Blog
Donkeys in the Biblical World
Kenneth Way — August 23, 2011
My first book is finally available (http://www.eisenbrauns.com/item/WAYDONKEY )! It can tell you everything you never knew you needed to know about donkeys in the biblical world. It's actually quite a technical read since it began long ago as my dissertation project at Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati, OH). So it may not be the best book for, say, small group Bible studies or local book clubs. But if you want a dose of ancient Near Eastern and archaeological analysis, then this one is just for you.
The Good Book Blog
A Free Bible Resource for Children
Rob Lister — August 22, 2011
Recently, prior to one of our family trips this summer I stumbled across what looks like a great resource for kids produced by “Faith Comes By Hearing.” It's been a blessing to our kids, so I thought I'd pass it along.
The Good Book Blog
Rembrandt and the Humanity of Christ
Uche Anizor — August 19, 2011
The Aug 15th issue of TIME magazine has a short piece on Rembrandt and his portraits of Christ. According to the writer, Richard Lacayo, Rembrandt in his early 40s began to evolve in the way he depicted Christ, changing from "turbulent scenes in the Gospel, full of sharp light and emphatic gestures, to smaller, contemplative groupings.” This shift in artistic emphasis represented a more profound concern in the artist
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��ݺ��þ��2023 Welcomes the Class of 2015
��ݺ��þ��2023's Largest Incoming Class Arrives on Campus
Jenna Bartlo — August 19, 2011
��ݺ��þ��2023 welcomed its largest incoming class on Aug. 19, 2011 as more than 1,200 new undergraduate students arrived to move into dorms and...
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��ݺ��þ��2023 a National Leader in Theology Degrees for Minority Students
University ranks first in Asian American graduates, second in total minority graduates
Jenna Bartlo — August 16, 2011
��ݺ��þ��2023 is one of the nation’s leaders in awarding theology degrees to undergraduate minority students, according to the latest national...
The Good Book Blog
On Making Eschatological Arguments
Uche Anizor — August 12, 2011
After many years of foolishly putting it off, I am finally reading Oliver O’Donovan’s classic primer on Christian ethics, Resurrection and Moral Order (2nd ed.). One of the book’s major claims is that the resurrection of Jesus is the ultimate reaffirmation of the created order.
The Good Book Blog
Do you have green hair?
Joanne Jung — August 12, 2011
I get the most puzzled looks whenever I pose this question. How you answer it will reveal whether you truly know a certain truth about yourself.
The Good Book Blog
Reading Less Conservative or “Contrary” Theologians
Uche Anizor — August 11, 2011
As I prepare to teach an undergraduate seminar on Calvin and Barth, I’ve been reflecting a bit on how I want my students to engage the latter, since (1) they have likely never read him firsthand and, more importantly, (2) he is not especially lauded in contexts in which my students have been reared or currently find themselves. The second point raises for me the general question: how should I (and my more-or-less conservative students) engage with less conservative writers, particularly upon a first (or second or even third) encounter?
��ݺ��þ��2023 News
Professor Awarded Grant for At-risk Youth Program
State senator presents check for new film equipment
Jenna Bartlo — August 09, 2011
At-risk youth in Los Angeles will benefit from a newly awarded grant for new film and lighting equipment proposed by ��ݺ��þ��2023 film...