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Engaging the Culture, Changing the World : The Christian University in a Post-Christian World / Philip W. Eaton

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Downers Grove, Ill. : IVP Academic, 2011Description: 206 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 97808308392920830839291
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BT738.17  .E28 2011
Contents:
Engaging the culture, changing the world -- The stories we tell : the American university in crisis -- Negotiating a world of colliding maps -- what happens when we simply don't know what to say? -- Campus life without a guiding story -- The red t-shirt and the dinner-table drama -- The presumption of unbelief and the consequences -- A world without Easter -- Something we've never seen before -- The city and that every-elusive certainty -- Shattering fixed conclusions : the power of the imagination -- The gospel and cultural engagement -- Paul's explosive vision -- Restoring communities of trust -- Embracing the Christian story -- Modeling vibrant Christian community -- An alternative history, an alternative university -- A story of human flourishing and the work of the university.
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Engaging the culture, changing the world -- The stories we tell : the American university in crisis -- Negotiating a world of colliding maps -- what happens when we simply don't know what to say? -- Campus life without a guiding story -- The red t-shirt and the dinner-table drama -- The presumption of unbelief and the consequences -- A world without Easter -- Something we've never seen before -- The city and that every-elusive certainty -- Shattering fixed conclusions : the power of the imagination -- The gospel and cultural engagement -- Paul's explosive vision -- Restoring communities of trust -- Embracing the Christian story -- Modeling vibrant Christian community -- An alternative history, an alternative university -- A story of human flourishing and the work of the university.

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