“The television screen has become the retina of the mind’s eye.” Media theorist Marshall McLuhan alerted us to the fact that the forms of media, more than the actual content delivered through them, is what shapes human activity. The choices that are presented to you on the ballot are...

Jeremy Hutcheson’s essay on “Bioethics and the new creation” (Issue 5) commendably directs our attention to several pertinent issues regarding man’s use of technology. It is important to act against the abuse of technology, and to counterbalance cultural mindsets when and where they...

As controversy swirls around the campus, many students and faculty alike are beginning to question. Some have questioned old ways of doing things, old patterns, and old habits in need of change. Others have questioned the authority, the laws, the traditions, and the even the questioners. As...

Mr. Senft believes that the humanities (in particular, the discipline of philosophy) have no substantive place in a Christian university. The purpose of a university, in his view, is to support the most popular and most practical programs (business, education, etc.). Additionally, this purpose...

Materialism, exploitive commercialism, and manipulation of the consumer mind are all very powerful and negative concepts. We as modern Christians live in a world in which such concepts and words are commonplace, yet at the same time spiritually disturbing. How is a Christian to operate in a...