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What Is God's Good Future? Right Relationships with All Things. Part III
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Bouma-Prediger, Steven – Christian Higher Education, 2018
Reconciliation is often understood as only having to do with our broken relationship with God. Yet we are alienated not only from God, but also from other people and the natural world. So we need help. Our brokenness extends to all things, thus we need to be put back into right relationships with all things. Such is the good news of Scripture: God…
Descriptors: Christianity, Religious Factors, Alienation, Biblical Literature
Christian Higher Education: A Neglected Species in Christian Seminaries and Divinity Schools Accredited by the American Theological Schools (ATS)
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Tan, Christine J. – Christian Higher Education, 2007
A study was conducted of all Christian theological seminaries and divinity schools in the United States and Canada. The search was for Christian higher education courses, programs, and degrees offered by these graduate schools. Only a few schools offer courses per se in Christian higher education. Eight schools offered courses of instruction…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Foreign Countries, Theological Education, Christianity
Teacher-Student Interaction and Learning in On-Line Theological Education. Part III: Methodological Approach
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Heinemann, Mark H. – Christian Higher Education, 2006
Many theological educators ask how on-line classes can provide students with the kind of personal teacher-student interaction that is needed in a healthy and holistic approach to preparation for ministry. A quantitative study was undertaken for the purposes of examining the relationships between three major types of teacher-student interaction…
Descriptors: Interaction, Internet, Theological Education, Online Courses
Teacher-Student Interaction and Learning in On-Line Theological Education. Part I: Concepts and Concerns
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Heinemann, Mark H. – Christian Higher Education, 2005
Many theological educators ask how on-line classes can provide students with the kind of personal teacher-student interaction that is needed in a healthy and holistic approach to preparation for ministry. A quantitative study was undertaken for the purpose of examining the relationships between three major types of teacher-student interaction…
Descriptors: Theological Education, Teacher Student Relationship, Electronic Learning, College Students