Future of Baptist Higher Education

AvDonald D. Schmeltekopf,Dianna M. Vitanza

Häftad, Engelska, 2006

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Beskrivning

The Future of Baptist Higher Education investigates four key issues that inform Baptist efforts at higher education -- the denominational conflict that has afflicted Baptists since the 1980s, the secularization of higher education in America, the dominance of the market-driven tendencies in American higher education today, and the meaning of Christian higher education, but more specifically, the meaning of Baptist higher education. This volume clearly illustrates that the meaning of Baptist and Christian higher education, as with the Christian life itself, is far more complex than any one imperial interpretation.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2006-10-04
Mått:152 x 231 x 21 mm
Vikt:435 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:280
Förlag:Baylor University Press
ISBN:9781932792270

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Mer om författaren

Donald D. Schmeltekopf is Provost Emeritus and Hazel and Harry Chavanne Professor of Christian Ethics in Business at Baylor University.Dianna M. Vitanza is Associate Professor of English at Baylor University.

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The Future of Baptist Higher Education is an excellent collection of papers delivered at a national colloquium held at Baylor University that highlights the superb diversity of thought that exists within the Baptist higher education ranks. The book makes a contribution to the question, how shall Baptist colleges and universities preserve their heritage while providing leadership within the academy. --Bob R. Agee, Executive Director, Association of Southern Baptist Colleges and Schools

Innehållsförteckning

PrefaceIntroduction1. Baptist Identity and Christian Higher Education, Donald D. Schmeltekopf and Dianna M. VitanzaPart One: Four Models for Baptist Higher Education2. Integrating Faith and Learning in an Ecumenical Context, David P. Gushee3. Building on a Shared Identity within a Shared History, William E. Hull4. Fostering Dissent in the Postmodern Academy, Bill J. Leonard5. Blending Baptist with Orthodox in the Christian University, David S. DockeryPart Two: Faculty and Students and Baptist Higher Education6. Who Will Our Students Be in a Postmodern, Postdenominational, and Materialistic Age? Richard Franklin7. Religious Identity, Academic Reputation, and Attracting the Best Faculty and Students, Larry LyonPart Three: Baptist Higher Education and Its Constituencies8. Is Higher Education a Justifi able Mission of Baptist Churches and Baptist Bodies? James C. Denison9. Can Baptist Institutions of Higher Education Meet the Needs of Increasingly Diverse Constituencies? Albert Reyes10. Can Baptist Institutions of Higher Education Meet the Needs of Youth in a Post-9/11 World? Denton Lotz11. To Whom Are Baptist Colleges and Universities Accountable?-- Response 1: Daniel Vestal-- Response 2: R. Kirby Godsey12. The University, the Church, and the Culture, Thomas E. CortsPart Four: Conclusion13. The Future of Baptist Higher Education: Secular or Religious? Martin E. Marty14. Can the Secular Be Sanctified? Curtis W. FreemanNotesContributors