Oct 4, 2009
Phillip A Bishop Exercise Physiology University of Alabama [Oct 5, 2009] — I have always cherished my Cuban heritage. My grandfather was Pedro Diaz, who emigrated from Cuba to the Miami area at the end of the 19th century. I always thought my mother’s name was...
Sep 22, 2009
Steve Long Electrical and Computer Engineering U C Santa Barbara [Sept 28,2009]– Sometimes students’ questions about God don’t arise very often in particular academic disciplines — like mine, for example. So how do I reflect Christ to others? I don’t...
Aug 31, 2009
Sam Matteson Physics, University of North Texas [August 30,2009]— “Groan! . . . Another year is beginning and summer’s not even over, yet!” I confess to complaining that—at least to myself—at the start of more than one of my 20-plus years in the university. But...
Apr 10, 2009
Carol Lim, Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Utah [ April 10, 2009 ] — I was raised as a Christian but it never really sank in. I understood the “concept” of God, but had no idea of what to do with it. My journey back to God took about...
Feb 6, 2009
Phil Bishop, Exercise Physiology University of Alabama It’s easy to get confused as a Christian professor. I am often tempted to criticize my colleagues and students for what I feel are lives of hopelessness and frustration. I am tempted to correct their sinful...
Nov 16, 2008
Edwin M. Yamauchi, Emeritus Ancient History, Miami University (Ohio) I graduated in 1960 with a degree in Hebrew and Hellenistics from Shelton College, a very small Christian school in northern New Jersey. How small was it? A split in the Bible Presbyterian...
