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Faith and Learning as a Life of Pilgrimage: A Response to Joseph Clair

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By Douglas Jacobsen, Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen
| Christian Scholar's Review
Christianity and Intellectual Inquiry: Thinking as Pilgrimage Published by Oxford University Press in 232pp / $29.99 / 0197820346 We appreciate Professor Clair’s impassioned review of Christianity and Intellectual Inquiry: Thinking as Pilgrimage. At the beginning of his piece, he nicely summarizes the book, noting its historical awareness; its sensitivity to Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, and Pentecostal perspectives; and its analysis of America’s evolving intellectual ecosystem.
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Christian Thinking as Pilgrimage Conference

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By Douglas Jacobsen, Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen, Karen Lee
| huntington.edu
Thursday, May 21st | All Day “Christian Thinking as Pilgrimage” Hosts: Huntington University Center for Faith Integration & Vocation, Huntington, Indiana Sponsored by: CCCU with additional support from the Network for Vocation in Undergrate Education (NetVUE) What does it mean to think like a Christian? We live in a complex postsecular age in which faith, learning, and personal identity are intertwined.
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Faith and Learning as a Life of Pilgrimage: A Response to Joseph Claire

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By Douglas Jacobsen, Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen, Jessica Martin
| Christian Scholar's Review
Christianity and Intellectual Inquiry: Thinking as Pilgrimage Published by Oxford University Press in 232pp / $29.99 / 0197820346 We appreciate Professor Clair’s impassioned review of Christianity and Intellectual Inquiry: Thinking as Pilgrimage. At the beginning of his piece, he nicely summarizes the book, noting its historical awareness; its sensitivity to Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, and Pentecostal perspectives; and its analysis of America’s evolving intellectual ecosystem.
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Pentecostalism Today

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By Douglas Jacobsen
| Pneuma
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