Table of Contents
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Bradley J. B. TobenIntroductionA Christian University in the Baptist Tradition: History of a Vision
Donald D. Schmeltekopf Part 1 - A University in the Largest Sense of the Word
The Christian University and the Connectedness of Knowledge
C. Stephen Evans
The Christian Narrative and Secular Academia
James Bennighof
The Sciences at a Christian University
Marianna A. Busch
University or Multiversity?
Gerald B. Cleaver
The Integration of Faith and Scientific Inquiry
M. David Rudd
Part 2 - Implications of Christian Identity for Faculty Hiring, Tenure, and Promotion
Building the Faculty at a Christian University: The Significant Contribution Model
Mikeal C. Parsons
An Alternative Vision for Baylor
Robert M. Baird
Emphasizing "Community" in a Community of Scholars
Diana R. Garland
Unashamed and Unafraid
Mark Osler
Hiring, Tenure, and Promotion at the "New" Baylor
Charles A. Weaver, III
Part 3 - What Does it Mean to Support the "Mission" of a Christian University?
The Convergence of Research and Institutional Mission: A Faculty Perspective
Owen Lind
Supporting the Mission: The Obligations of Faculty and Administration Alike
Ralph C. Wood
How Tight to Draw the Circle?
Marjorie J. Cooper
Let Us Not Presume: Making Room for the Loyal Critic
Byron P. Newberry
Baylor's Shared Baptist Vision
Roger E. Olson
Conclusion
The Renewal of Christian Higher Education
David Solomon
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