Jul 13, 2019 | Human Personhood, Liberal Arts Education
Scala’s 2019 Summer Seminar, “Rediscovering Integral Humanism”, took place in Portsmouth, Rhode Island from June 23 – July 2. When reflecting on their experiences, students used words like “enriching,” “invigorating,”...
May 22, 2019 | Liberal Arts Education
by Onsi A. Kamel, written for Professor Margarita Mooney’s course, Christianity and the Liberal Arts, at Princeton Theological Seminary The Year of Our Lord 1943: Christian Humanism in an Age of Crisis is a peculiar little book. It centers around the responses...
May 22, 2019 | Liberal Arts Education
by Daniel Gorenberg, written for Professor Margarita Mooney’s course, Christianity and the Liberal Arts, at Princeton Theological Seminary Leisure: The Basis of Culture (Including The Philosophical Act) is a book consisting of two essays written by the German...
May 22, 2019 | Liberal Arts Education
by Ken Bendiksen, written for Professor Margarita Mooney’s course, Christianity and the Liberal Arts, at Princeton Theological Seminary “This is a book about good intentions gone awry” (Lukianoff and Haidt 126).[1] This remarkable book by Greg Lukianoff, a First...
Oct 20, 2018 | Liberal Arts Education
by Stephen G. Adubato My students are a constant reminder of my need for Divine providence—I end so many of my days on my knees moaning, “God, I have no idea how to teach these kids! Help me!” My school is located in the heart of downtown Newark, New Jersey–the...
Aug 23, 2018 | Liberal Arts Education
by Monica Krason In L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of the Island, a sequel to the beloved classic Anne of Green Gables where the eponymous heroine goes off to college, Anne tells her friend Miss Lavendar , “I feel as if I had two homes—one at Green Gables and one at Patty’s...
