Well-Said Quotables
“I desire to use the gifts You have given me today in Your service. Please give me opportunities to do so.”
Kate Harris
The Washington Institute for Faith, Vocation and Culture
Tag Archives: Students
Even Proximate Justice Is Hard to Find
Proximate justice, one more time. I walked into a familiar classroom this morning, one where I spent many hours over many years. And as I prepared to begin, I saw an essay I had written some years ago, “Making Peace … more
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Tagged American Studies Program, Common Good, Democrat, Donald Trump, Justice, Politics, Post-Modernism, Proximate Justice, Republican, Students, Vision for Vocation
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Our Teachers Teach Us
Our teachers teach us, and that’s the point. We choose to learn, and because that is true, who we choose to learn from is crucial in what we learn. I have long described the deepest learning as over-the-shoulder, through-the-heart learning, … more
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Tagged Learning, Pedagogy, Regent College, Students, Study, Teachers, Theology, Transformation, University, Vocation
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All Hallow’s Eve, and Cooking Pots Too
All Hallow’s Eve, and cooking pots too. Over the last few days I have been in Madison, WI, and was wonderfully hosted by some of the best people. From Thursday night through Sunday morning, we kept busy, engaged with many … more
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Tagged Academia, Geneva, Halloween, John Calvin, Meaning, Pixar, Professors, Reformation Day, Simone Weil, Students, University, Vocation, Wisconsin
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