Union University

The Integration of Faith and Learning:
A Basic Bibliography

Jackson, TN - 1998
David S. Dockery, President




Periodicals/Tapes/Organizations

Christian Foundations and Worldview

Faith and Reason

Higher Education

Theological Foundations

Basic Biblical Studies

Educational and Spiritual Formation

Visual Arts, Music, and Culture

Business and Economics

Communication Arts

Education

History

Languages, Linguistics and International Studies

Literature

Mathematics and Computer Science

Philosophy/Ethics

Political Science

Psychology

Science and Environmental Studies

Sociology/Social Work

Health Care and Bio-Medical Ethics

Athletics and Physical Education

  Preface

The integration of faith and learning is the distinctive characteristic of Christian higher education. Education at a Christian university involves more than the delivery of content in the classroom in an effective way. It also involves helping students learn to see the world through the lenses of a Christian worldview. Other distinctives include providing competencies in one’s chosen field of study and helping to shape character for life and vocation.

At Union University we are committed to loving God with our minds, the essence of what it means to be a Great Commandment university. Thus we want faculty, staff, and students to think Christianly. This commitment involves integrating faith and knowledge in all disciplines.

This bibliographical tool has been compiled to help accomplish these goals. It is our hope that you will find it helpful as you seek to think holistically about various subjects from a Christian perspective.

Not every book in the bibliography is written from a faith perspective. Yet, even those books help us understand the issues and challenges facing us as we move into what many are calling a post Christian cultural context.

Many faculty and staff members from across the University assisted in this project. To each one we offer our gratitude. Our prayer is that God will use this little booklet for good in the lives of many and that it will bring glory to Him.

Soli Deo Gloria
David S. Dockery
Fall, 1998


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