Introducing the Christian Scholar’s Review Winter Issue
Over Thanksgiving weekend in 1973, a diverse group of more than fifty North American-based evangelical academics, publishers, and church leaders—both...
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The “Special Vow” of Christian Scholars at Christian Institutions
We were doing an interview on an NPR station, a kind of “point-counterpoint” thing. The other interviewee was a self-identified...
Introducing Christian Scholar’s Review 2023 Fall Issue
As a multidisciplinary journal, we strive to ensure that all of our pieces would interest a general academic audience. This...
The Ascendancy of Black, Female Pentecostal Scholars
There has been an interesting development in several prominent U.S. seminaries in 2023. Religion News Service reporter, Rebekah Barber, notes...
Hamas religious scholars: ‘Spill the blood of Israeli soldiers and settlers’
YnetNews.com reports: “Officials in the Religious Scholars Association of Palestine in Gaza issued a decree calling for the killing of...
‘Blood On Its Hands’: Genocide Scholar’s Scorching Message About Biden Admin
http://youtu.be/SsTYW57QxG4 Dr. Elyse Semerdjian, a scholar on the Armenian genocide who is on staff at Clark University, believes "the Biden...
Introducing Christian Scholar’s Review Themed Issue: Vocation
I am grateful to the editors of Christian Scholar’s Review for their invitation to guest edit a special issue of...
How a Christian Changed One Skeptical Scholar’s Mind: The Power of Patient Friendship
In the early twentieth century, American archeology was dominated by radical skepticism toward the Bible. One academic leader perpetuating this...
Introducing The Christian Scholar’s Review Fall Issue
It’s not surprising that a consistent finding across multiple subfields of psychology is that people are creatures of habit. We...
