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The Idea of a Christian University
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Preface
Part One: A Christian Calling?
1. The Idea of a Christian University
Ian S. Markham
Hartford Seminary, USA
2. University, Christian Faith and the Church
John Sullivan
Liverpool Hope University College
3. Objections to the Idea of a Christian University
Elmer John Thiessen
Medicine Hat College, Canada
4. A Christian University Imagined:
Recovering Paideia in a Broken World
Andrew Walker and Andrew Wright
King’s College, London
5. Sedes Sapientiae:
Newman, Truth and the Christian University
Denis Robinson
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
6. Learning the Truth in a Christian University:
Advice from Søren Kierkegaard
Murray A. Rae
University of Otago, New Zealand
7. The University Without Question:
John Henry Newman and Jacques Derrida on Faith in the University
Gerard Loughlin
University of Durham
8. Christian Teaching, Learning and Love:
Education as Christian Ministry and Spiritual Discipline
Jeff Astley
North of England Institute for Christian Education
9. Expectations of the Christian Campus:
Ordinary Theology, Empirical Theology and Student Voices
Leslie J. Francis
Part Two: A Christian Curriculum?
10. The Curriculum of a Christian University
Adrian Thatcher
University of Exeter
11. On Theology’s Babylonian Captivity within the Secular University
Gavin D’Costa
University of Bristol
12. Philosophy and the Idea of a Christian University
David Carr
University of Edinburgh
13. Science in a Christian University
R. J. Berry
University College, London
14. The Idea of Politics in a Christian University
Nicholas Rengger
University of St Andrews
15. Interdisciplinary Perspectives within a Christian Context
William K. Kay
King’s College, London and University of Wales, Bangor
16. Responsibility, Vocation and Critique:
Teacher Education in a Christian Context
John Sullivan
Liverpool Hope University College
17. A Worked Example of the Christian Agenda:
The Impact of a Christian Ethos on the Research and Teaching of an Australian Educational Faculty
Patricia Malone, RSJ
Notes
Contributors