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        "I believe in the resurrection of the body"

        Blomberg, Doug; Institute for Christian Studies (Institute for Christian Studies, 2019-05-17)
        “I believe in the resurrection of the body.” This fundamental tenet of the Christian faith extends beyond belief and into every corner of life. It provides the basis from which we might understand our whole selves as whole selves--to take into account where we are in body, heart, mind, and action. In terms of a guiding idea for curriculum development and for education, this statement calls us to see ourselves and others in primarily relational terms; to value people’s integral and multivalent relationships and all aspects of who, where, and what they are. Such an approach leads to a view of education--and of the human person--inextricably developed “from the ground up.”
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        How Awesome a Task: Reading Psalm 8 in South Africa

        Strauss, Gideon; Institute for Christian Studies (Christian Reformed Church in North America, 2018-06-29)
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        Something We Don’t See: ICS and the Training of a Messianic Imagination

        Kuipers, Ronald; Institute for Christian Studies (Institute for Christian Studies, 2018-05-11)
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        Review of Thomas Aquinas: Faith, Reason, and Following Christ, by Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt.

        Sweetman, Robert; Institute for Christian Studies (University of Chicago. Divinity School.; University of Chicago. Federated Theological Faculty, 2016-10)
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        Christian Institutions Without Pillars

        Sweetman, Robert; Institute for Christian Studies (Christian Courier, 2016-04-25)
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        Cross-Pressured Authenticity: Charles Taylor on the Contemporary Challenges to Religious Identity in a Secular Age

        Kuipers, Ronald A.; Institute for Christian Studies (Canadian Society for Continental Philosophy, 2016)
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        Remembrance That Limps: Remembering and Forgiving With Our Crooked Human Hearts

        Seerveld, Calvin; Institute for Christian Studies (Cardus, 2015-12)
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        Meeting God: the Relay Race of Generations

        Kirby, Joseph Morrill; Institute for Christian Studies (Christian Courier, 2015-10-26)
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        On (Not) Accepting Reality: Introducing The Annihilation of Hell

        Ansell, Nicholas; Institute for Christian Studies (CPRSE, 2015-05-27)
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        "The Earth Will Be Filled With the Glory of God": Christian Scholarship Confronting Injustice and Suffering

        Blomberg, Doug; Institute for Christian Studies (Institute for Christian Studies, 2015-05-08)
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        Reunite Devotion, Confessional Literacy and Christian Action

        Sweetman, Robert; Institute for Christian Studies (Christian Courier, 2015-04-27)
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        The Walking Dead Meets the Resurrection

        Ansell, Nicholas; Institute for Christian Studies (CPRSE, 2015-04-06)
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        'Thick Description' and Interfaith Solidarity for Social Justice

        Kuipers, Ronald A.; Centre for Philosophy, Religion and Social Ethics, Institute for Christian Studies (Institute for Christian Studies, 2015-03-22)
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        On Being a Reformational Philosopher: Spirituality, Religion, and the Call to Love

        Zuidervaart, Lambert; Institute for Christian Studies (2014-11-14)
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        Educating the Will

        Blomberg, Doug; Institute for Christian Studies (2014-05-29)
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        Trading Hell for Hope: An Interview with Nicholas Ansell

        Johnson, Matthew E.; Ansell, Nicholas; Institute for Christian Studies (2014-02)
        Nicholas Ansell’s teaching and research focus on several areas of systematic and biblical theology, notably Christology, eschatology, Old Testament wisdom thinking, and the theology of gender. He has an ongoing interest in the phenomenology of revelation and the spirituality of existence. His new book, The Annihilation of Hell: Universal Salvation and the Redemption of Time in the Eschatology of Jürgen Moltmann, was released in North America in October 2013 and exposits the work of Moltmann on the topic of hell and universalism for anyone who is interested in theology, scholar or otherwise. He has also written several articles on the topic including this one [http://theotherjournal.com/2009/04/20/hell-the-nemesis-of-hope/]in The Other Journal.
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        Advent (Four Weeks)

        Sweetman, Robert; Carr, Allyson; Kuipers, Ronald A.; Institute for Christian Studies (Institute for Christian Studies, 2014)
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        Critical Transformations: Macrostructures, Religion, and Critique

        Zuidervaart, Lambert; Institute for Christian Studies and University of Toronto, Canada (SAGE Publications Ltd., 2013-11)
        Can critical research on religion offer both an ideology critique and a critical retrieval of religious import? This essay suggests that it can, offering a programmatic sketch for a full-fledged critique of religion—a critique both aimed at religion and inspired by religion in a self-critical fashion. The sketch weds elements of a robustly normative critique of Western society with insights derived from the Frankfurt School. First the essay maps three societal macrostructures that organize much of contemporary social life—civil society, proprietary economy, and administrative state. Then it discusses solidarity, resourcefulness, and justice as societal principles that can sustain a critique of societal macrostructures. Next it identifies normative deficiencies within and between these macrostructures. On the basis of this architectonic critique, the essay then provides an account of religion in its critical and utopian roles. It concludes by envisioning a normative and emancipatory transformation of society as a whole.
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        "The Heart Has Reasons That Reason Cannot Know": Thinking, Feeling, and Willing in Learning

        Blomberg, Doug; Institute for Christian Studies (Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning and The Association of Christian Teachers, 2013)
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        Ron Kuipers' Address at the Book Launch for "Responses to the Enlightenment: An Exchange on Foundations, Faith and Community"

        Kuipers, Ronald A. (2012-12-07)
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