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Course Description:  

It is sometimes said that a person has a good legal mind or a scientific mind. Likewise, references have been made to the American mind or African mind. Decades ago C.S. Lewis’ star student, Harry Blamires, famously lamented, “There is no longer a Christian mind.” What does it even mean to have a Christian mind in light of all the denominations and disagreements among believers? How does truth gleaned from other methodological inquiries synthesize into Christianity? This graduate level course offers students a way to think more accurately about everything. It touches everyday matters in practical life, every academic discipline, and every theological topic. 

Key Questions To Be Explored:

• What does it mean to think Christianly?

• What is the interplay between intellectual formation and spiritual formation?

• How does a gospel starting point shape knowledge in each academic discipline?