Through-lines of a Life and Career: An Editor’s Reflection
For my own part, I know I must keep alive in myself what I have once known and grown into....
For my own part, I know I must keep alive in myself what I have once known and grown into....
When we receive a manuscript that looks promising for publication, I often ask its authors to keep two things in...
Does virtue and character matter in business? Can workplaces be transformed by the caliber of people present? What insights do...
Pneuma 30 (2008) 83-107 T eological Renewal (1975-1983): Listening to an Editor’s Agenda for Church and Academy1 Mark J. Cartledge...
Over Thanksgiving weekend in 1973, a diverse group of more than fifty North American-based evangelical academics, publishers, and church leaders—both...
Being the editor of Christian Scholar’s Review is a great gig. I consider it a deep privilege to work with...
In one of Grammarly’s ubiquitous advertisements, a hapless writer uses the popular AI-based editing software to improve an interpersonal communication....
The 20th-century fundamentalist questions, pre-dating Carl F. H. Henry and the later rise of the Moral Majority, of whether Christians...
Sometime this winter will be the third anniversary of the moment when each of us realized that the novel coronavirus...