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Category Archives: Higher Education
CFA: Ph.D. Positions in Analytic Theology
The University of Innsbruck has two fully funded vacancies for doctoral students interested in analytic theology, particularly the investigation into classical theism or personal and non-personal characterizations of God. Details can be found here. Deadline for application packets: January 15, … Continue reading
Six Full-Fee PhD Scholarships Available with New Logos Institute
The University of St. Andrews, with generous funding from the John Templeton Foundation, has recently founded the Logos Institute for Analytic and Exegetical Theology. With that comes the announcement of six available positions for doctoral students with full funding for … Continue reading
Review: Called To Be Saints: An Invitation to Christian Maturity by Gordon T. Smith
Gordon T. Smith, Called To Be Saints: An Invitation to Christian Maturity (Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2014), 256 pages. Amazon | IVP Thank you to IVP Academic for providing a review copy. The title caught my attention — Called To Be … Continue reading
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The Defense before THE Defense: The Lowdown on First Year Proposal Defenses
For beginning PhD students here at Wheaton, the end of the first year is a landmark on several levels. First of all, between seminars, coursework, living adjustments, and the overwhelming nature of trying to figure out what doctoral work is … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Research, Wheaton College
Tagged Dissertation, Proposal, Wheaton Doctoral Program
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Still Changing Lives: A Tribute to a Wheaton Graduate, Dr. Howard Hendricks
It was one of those books that had you at “hello.” The first line of the preface read, “With the kind of start I had in life, I’m sure I could have soon died and gone to hell and nobody … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Pedagogy, Reflections, Wheaton College
Tagged Howard Hendricks, Wheaton
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Wheaton Welcomes Marc Cortez!
Wheaton College announced that Marc Cortez (PhD. St. Andrews) will be joining the graduate faculty in theology this fall (here is his own announcement). Dr. Cortez hails from the Pacific Northwest, where he currently serves as professor and academic dean … Continue reading
Did your Sunday school teacher ‘get it right’?
Emerging adults have a special talent for critique. At 35, I’m probably not a “young adult” any more, but I well remember those heady days in college where I measured everything against my new-found knowledge of the Bible. Pity the … Continue reading
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Global Theological Education Calendar
Wouldn’t it be great to have a place to discuss theological education practice around the world? How will the church both train leaders for the near future and foster rigorous theological thinking for generations to come? And how is this … Continue reading
Distance PhD? A University of Bristol student offers some thoughts
Aaron White over at Mosissimus Mose, a new blog for Trinity College distance PhD students, has written a helpful piece on the advantages and disadvantages of getting a distance PhD from a school in the UK. I wasn’t aware that this was … Continue reading
Peter Enns: So you want to get a PhD in Biblical Studies?
For anyone considering a PhD in Biblical Studies or Theology (or the Humanities in general), read this post by Peter Enns.This is his “bottom line”: Unless you can honestly say to yourself that you can’t imagine not getting a PhD … Continue reading