Comments on: Worldviews in tension http://www.marshillonline.com/academy/worldviews-in-tension/ The Electronic Edition of Mars' Hill Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:42:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Caleb Ratzlaff http://www.marshillonline.com/academy/worldviews-in-tension/comment-page-1/#comment-97815 Caleb Ratzlaff Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:54:50 +0000 http://www.marshillonline.com/?p=3947#comment-97815 If CAUT was to evaluate TWU on the basis of these two courses, TWU would be found in violation of academic freedom. If CAUT was to evaluate TWU on the basis of these two courses, TWU would be found in violation of academic freedom.

]]> By: Caleb Ratzlaff http://www.marshillonline.com/academy/worldviews-in-tension/comment-page-1/#comment-97814 Caleb Ratzlaff Sat, 13 Feb 2010 19:49:51 +0000 http://www.marshillonline.com/?p=3947#comment-97814 After finishing 90% of my Christ and Culture minor IDIS and HKIN 190 feel like a bizarro land of fundamental evangelicalism. In the article “A Spiritual Perspective of the Body,” which all HKIN 190 students must read, it provides a list of sources of revelation. However, it fails to mention the importance of Tradition. Then at the end of the article it asks why there is error and confusion in the churches perception of the body. Why do you think? you've forgotten Tradition! After finishing 90% of my Christ and Culture minor IDIS and HKIN 190 feel like a bizarro land of fundamental evangelicalism.

In the article “A Spiritual Perspective of the Body,” which all HKIN 190 students must read, it provides a list of sources of revelation. However, it fails to mention the importance of Tradition. Then at the end of the article it asks why there is error and confusion in the churches perception of the body. Why do you think? you’ve forgotten Tradition!

]]> By: RJ http://www.marshillonline.com/academy/worldviews-in-tension/comment-page-1/#comment-96688 RJ Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:04:53 +0000 http://www.marshillonline.com/?p=3947#comment-96688 Brilliant piece Caleb. Thanks for sharing it. "Many (if not all) RELS professors do attempt to guide students into a better understanding of their faith." And thank you for pointing this out as well. I've heard far too many students complain and blame their profs for their loss of faith. I've heard far too many students say that profs are purposely deconstructing students' faiths. Those people have never had a one-on-one conversation with professors who pray for us, for our lives, and even if we walk away from the faith, they still pray for us. Brilliant piece Caleb. Thanks for sharing it.

“Many (if not all) RELS professors do attempt to guide students into a better understanding of their faith.”

And thank you for pointing this out as well. I’ve heard far too many students complain and blame their profs for their loss of faith. I’ve heard far too many students say that profs are purposely deconstructing students’ faiths.

Those people have never had a one-on-one conversation with professors who pray for us, for our lives, and even if we walk away from the faith, they still pray for us.

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