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Questioning is a form of desire. Jonathan Mueller of The Academy at Houston Baptist University explains.
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Bad dates and textbooks have a lot in common, namely, bad questions. David Gilbert of The Academy at Houston Baptist University explains.
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Kids and questions go together. Cate MacDonald reflects on the questioning life in light of her work with high schoolers.
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Christmas is meant as a remembrance of the most shockingly concrete experience the world ever had that God was not dead, and he had not forgotten us.
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Christianity in the 18th and 19th century was good for women, or at least Mary Shelley thought so.
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I love teaching, or so I thought. Turns out, what I have loved is watching people learn. Teaching is another thing altogether, a thing fraught with peril.
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It is tempting to use charm to manipulate people into liking me. God gives us freedom, so should we, even to our enemies.
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Wheatstone Academy provides a week of Socratic pursuit of the true, the good, and the beautiful. You should attend.
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What prompts us to leave home? In light of eternity, only a sense of vocation and calling and work will prompt us to move.
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A few months ago I got a call that, quite unexpectedly, changed everything for me. It was from John Mark Reynolds, a name familiar to most of you here, founder
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Sitting in class with Dr. Coe was always different. Different from other teachers, different from the same class last week, different from anything we’d done before. And yet there’
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A few weeks ago I watched this testimony given by Mike Rowe in front of the Senate. I’ve been thinking about it ever since. If you haven’t already