Dr. Tim Sherratt Provides a Hopeful Outlook on Presidential Election

In this political climate of widespread apathy among the electorate, where the two characters that prevailed to become America’s major party presidential candidates have the lowest favorability ratings to date, Dr. Sherratt contends there is still hope.
Dr. Marv Wilson Reminds Audience of Jewish Roots

“You have to understand the Great Book—capital G, B—Great Book before you understand other books. Because you won’t understand Shakespeare that alludes to the Bible 550 times, or other ancient sources, until you really know sacred Scripture.”
The Body Politic and the Body of Christ

The fall 2016 issue of STILLPOINT is hot off the press, right in the midst of an unusually contentious electoral season. What better time to ask Gordon’s political science faculty to weigh in?
Relevant Theology: Amy Hughes Presents at Yale Consultation

For Hughes, an email from Miroslav Volf meant an invitation to present a paper and participate in a discussion on the “Future of Theology” at the Yale Center for Faith and Culture.
Dorothy Boorse in Christianity Today Publication: The “Humongous Fungus”
The largest living organism covers 1,600 football fields and has been quietly growing in Oregon’s Malheur National Forest for thousands of years. Knowing about it answers one of the forest’s long mysteries. Biology Professor Dr. Dorothy Boorse shares… Read More