Check out this week's Archive Spotlight! We have lots of amazing topics this week, such as Atheism, academic teaching, apologetics, biblical theology, and children's books. Find it all here:
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@crossway@MitchOStokes@BHAcademic@BannerofTruth
High-achieving professionals are leaders in our culture. Although it is not our sole purpose, New Saint Andrews seeks to graduate students prepared for careers. The single-focus major creates critical, creative, and versatile minds.
Did you know that the way we teach higher math tends to eliminate some of the greatest mathematical minds?
Imagine teaching music by notation only, saying “instruments are only for professional musicians.” Let’s do better.
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Those who are skeptical of the influence of philosophy on physics might contemplate the number of revolutionary upheavals in fundamental physics 1850-1935, when physicists were generally knowledgeable about philosophy, vs. 1935-2020, after the two fields had drifted apart.
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@skdh Your book gives really good evidence for your claim that beauty can lead physics astray, but that’s a far cry from arguing that beauty hasn’t been reliable to an appreciable extent or that it isn’t currently reliable anywhere in physics. Simplicity? Symmetry?
Every day for the past month on my Twitter feed there have been many expressions of love and commitments to pray for me and my family during this time of my cancer treatment. Kathy and I could not be more thankful for them!
"The actual teachings and purpose of the Bible are more amenable to contemporary science than you might think." @MitchOStokes@desiringGod
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Leibniz’s most famous notations are his integral sign (∫ or long “s” for “summa”) and d, here summarized in the margin for the first time, on November 11th, 1675 https://t.co/PADYrk2xMn