Warp and Woof – Page 50

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He was stuck on a boat, returning from a European trip. For eight days, all he could hear were the

It was 1994. I was a high school teacher instructing young people that there must be a source of authority

Arthur Holmes would have been proud. Holmes, who shepherded Wheaton College through 40 years of biblically integrative practices, established many

He had crossed the line. Professor Timothy Messner-Kruse is an expert in American labor history. Dr. Messner-Kruse was attempting to

A good many books have arrived on bookshelves which broadly address the Christian intellect. Surely the grandfather of them all

Alone. Anne Rice said that is how she must find answers to eternal questions. As a human being, she was

Twisted history marks the pastime of lazy thinkers. Herbert Butterfield would have none of it. Practicing his craft during the

When my children were growing up we would read the story of the city mouse and country mouse visiting each

What is most important to you? Is it your job where you labor on behalf of an institution? Is it

Every morning on my commute I listen to National Public Radio’s morning show “All Things Considered.” I enjoy hearing