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Integration of Faith and Learning

"The problem is not only to win souls but to save minds. If you
win the whole world and lose the mind of the world, you will soon
discover you have not won the world. Indeed it may turn out that you
have actually lost the world.... Responsible Christians face two
tasks--that of saving the soul and that of saving the mind."

From: "The Two Tasks of the Christian Scholar" by Charles Malik

"A doctoral programme can greatly increase the knowledge of the
next generation of scholars, but it is possible for this process to be
accompanied by a spiritual regression akin to a frog turning into a
tadpole with all head and no heart for the Lord and His kingdom."

Bruce Winter, Tyndale House, Cambridge

Other essays by Charles Malik:
- A Christian Critique of the Univeristy
- The Intellectual and Spiritual Crisis of the University
Seeking the Mind of Christ for the Academy by Mary Poplin
Called to Serve an interview with Dr. John Cogdell
On Being A Christian Academic by William Lane Craig
Differences Christian Perspectives Make for the Humanities by George Marsden.
Monday ministry minutes from CLM (an article a week)

BIBLIOGRAPHIES:

Bibliography by the Stanford Graduate Christian Fellowship
A Bibliography we can't live without Brian J. Walsh, Richard Middleton and Ian Ritchie
Faith & Scholarship: A General Guide for Academics (US InterVarsity Christian Fellowship)
Bibliographies on Academic Integration (Christian Leadership Ministries) with Online articles on integration.

LINKS to links:

Integration of Faith and Learning extensive page of links by Robert Harris
The Gospel and Our Culture Network with resources
CASE Centre for Apologetic Scholarship and Education (Australia) with resources by subject
Veritas Forum with Veritas Media (lots of good talks)
Damaris Trust Relating Christian Faith and contemporary culture