Finding God at Harvard: Spiritual Journeys of Thinking ChristiansKelly K. Monroe Kelly Monroe presents the testimonies of forty-two faculty members, former students, and distinguished orators at Harvard. Their candid reflections convincingly refute the claim that Christian faith cannot survive a rigorous intellectual atmosphere. The challenge of reconciling a personal encounter with Truth within the academic community is plainly illustrated. |
Contents
Found by God at Harvard | 13 |
Questions and Turnings | 27 |
A Crisis of Meaning and the Need for Change | 55 |
Glenn Loury | 65 |
Finding Hope Health and Life | 103 |
Armand Nicholi | 111 |
The Recovery of Love Family and Community | 141 |
Betsy Dawn Inskeep Smylie | 167 |
Money Race and the Gospel of Mercy | 205 |
Government and the Gospel of Justice | 235 |
Science Technology and the Earth | 259 |
A Light in the Yard | 289 |
Veritas Hope for the TwentyFirst Century | 313 |
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