Binocular Vision in Life and Vocation
“As humans we have two eyes to view the world; their combined binocular vision brings depth not available to either...
“As humans we have two eyes to view the world; their combined binocular vision brings depth not available to either...
“California’s Apocalyptic Fires” “Drought Conditions Expected to Worsen and Spread Farther” “Flooded Canadians Fear the Next Disaster” “Between Heat and...
Clark Kerr, former president of the University of California, once quipped that universities have become “a series of individual faculty...
I am grateful to the editors of Christian Scholar’s Review for their invitation to guest edit a special issue of...
In light of increasing challenges and pressures in higher education, small liberal arts colleges struggle to maintain their identity and...
When I was in high school, the most common use of the word vocation was in reference to the kids...
In the sixteenth century, Martin Luther dramatically reformed the Christian concept of vocation, de-emphasizing the long-standing distinction between the clergy...
Using a student assignment on the philosopher Charles Taylor as a case study, this essay argues that teaching about vocation...
Over the past two decades, there has been a surprising resurgence of interest in, and appreciation for, the relevance of...