The Redemption of Reason
Resources for integrating Christian faith, life and witness
with the academic enterprise.
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Scholars
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Anthropology
Dean E. Arnold - Wheaton College, Anthropology department.
- Website
- “Why Are There So Few Christian Anthropologists? Reflections on the Tensions between Christianity and Anthropology”
Robert J. Priest - Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Department of Missions and Evangelism.
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Biblical Studies: Old Testament
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Biblical Studies: New Testament
N.T. Wright is Bishop of Durham, England. His website contains copies of papers, lectures and sermons, as well as links to his many books.
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Economics
Robert Fogel won the Nobel Prize for economics in 1993 and is Charles R. Walgreen Distinguished Service Professor of American Institutions.
- Webpage
- Additional information on Wikipedia.
- List of articles.
- Interview (PDF format).
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English Literature
Roger Lundin - Wheaton College, English Literature department.
- Webpage on this site.
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Ethics
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History
George Marsden
- Webpage on this site.
Mark Noll, is the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at Notre Dame, and specializes in American Religious History.
- Webpage
- Additional information on Wikipedia.
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Law
Frank S. Alexander - Law and Religion.
Albert Alschuler - Northwestern University Law School.
- Webpage on this site.
Harold Berman - Law and Religion.
Richard Garnett.
Michael Perry - Law and Religion, Emory University.
- Webpage on this site.
Vincent Rougeau.
Thomas Shaffer.
Amy Uelmen.
John Witte - Law and Religion.
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Medicine and Medical Ethics
Dr. Francis Collins .
Dr. Farr Curlin.
Dr. Leon Kass.
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Philosophy
Alvin Plantinga
- Webpage on this site.
Nicholas Wolterstorff
- Webpage on this site.
- Justice: Rights and Wrongs
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Political and Social Ethics
Jean Bethke Elshtain - University of Chicago.
- Webpage on this site.
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Psychology
Don Browning - Psychology and Religion .
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Science
Dr. Francis Collins
Cal DeWitt
- Webpage on this site.
Owen Gingerich is Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and History of Science, Harvard University.
Professor Gingerich's research interests have ranged from the recomputation of an ancient Babylonian mathematical table to the interpretation of stellar spectra. He is co-author of two successive standard models for the solar atmosphere, the first to take into account rocket and satellite observations of the sun; the second of these papers has received over 500 literature citations.- Website
- Additional Information: At the Smithsonian Website, on Wikipedia
- Interview
- Book - God's Universe
- Dare a Scientist Believe in Design? [2004]
- Truth in Science: Proof, Persuasion, and the Galileo Affair [2003]
Ian Hutchinson
- Webpage on this site.
Ard Louis
- Webpage on this site.
John Polkinghorne
Pattle Pun
- Webpage on this site.
Patricia Rieff
- Webpage on this site.
Henry F. [Fritz] Schaefer, III
- Webpage on this site.
John Suppe
- Webpage on this site.
Don York
- Webpage on this site.
Alvin Plantinga
- Webpage on this site.
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Sociology
Christian Smith - Notre Dame
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Theology
Alan Padgett
- Webpage on this site.
John Polkinghorne
Cornelius Plantinga
- Webpage on this site.