Essays on the role of religion in higher education include: "Should God Get Tenure?" (David W. Gill); "On Being a Professor: The Case of Socrates" (Bruce R. Reichenbach); "Academic Excellence: Cliche or Humanizing Vision?" (Merold Westphal); "Religion, Science, and the Humanities in the Liberal Arts Curriculum" (H. Newton Maloney); "Tolstoy and Freud on Our Need for God" (Robert C. Roberts); "Religious Toleration and Human Rights" (Paul A. Marshall); Christianity, Higher Education, and Socially Marginalized Voices" (Lauree Hersch Meyer); "Diversity, Christianity, and Higher Education" (Robert G. Clouse); "Evangelical Civility and the Academic Calling" (Richard A. Mouw); "Ethics with and without God" (David W. Gill); "C. S. Lewis on Eros as a Means of Grace" (Corbin Scott Carnell); "Faith and Imagination" (Jill Pelaez Baumgaertner); "Prayer and Higher Education" (Carnegie Samuel Calian); "What We Can Learn about Higher Education from the Jesuits" (W. Ward Gasque); "The Evangelical Mind in America" (Mark A. Noll); "The Brethren and Higher Education: Tension and Tradition" (Donald F. Durnbaugh); and "J. Omar Good: The Man and His Legacy" (Earl C. Kaylor, Jr.). (MSE)