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Religion and Higher Education
At the beginning of the 21st century academic excellence seems inversely related to church affiliation. This is not to say that Christian confession is inimical to strong academics, but that the academy perceives church affiliation as a barrier to “excellence.” However, students are increasingly interested in attending openly “Christian” colleges. The 10-part study, "Study Guide on Religion and Education," provided by Resources for American Christianity, explores the changing relationship of religion and higher education, reflecting on the history of religion on campus, its role in teaching and scholarship, and the impact of on-campus religion practices.
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Thu, Feb 28, 2019 - 12:30 pm
The Calvin Institute of Christian Worship, the Calvin Prison Initiative, and the Calvin College Music Department invite you to a...
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