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Demelash, Minale – Online Submission, 2021
Only Ethiopia in Africa has had Christianity as its official religion for more than 1,500 years. Churches and monasteries were established as the Kingdom and Christianity spread to Ethiopia's south and southwest. The study was planned with an ethnographic, qualitative methodology. The researcher primarily collected textual data by transcribing and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Christianity, Science Education, Mathematics Education
Malik, Charles Habib – 1982
Views on the place and power of the university, the church's role in the university, and the sciences and humanities are presented. The secularization of western universities raises fundamental criticisms from the Christian point of view that the university atmosphere is not congenial to Christian spiritual values, and that higher education…
Descriptors: Beliefs, Christianity, Church Role, College Role
Hough, Joseph C., Jr. – 1977
The most pressing business for those segments of the Christian community interested in the university is to develop some fresh and current theological understanding of the university that will take account of the peculiar nature of the academy and place the university in the context of a world theology. This discussion of a theology of the…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Christianity, Church Role, College Role
Pennsylvania Commission for United Ministries in Higher Education, Berwyn, PA. – 1978
The Pennsylvania Commission for United Ministries in Higher Education is seven Protestant communions working together to carry out a Christian Ministry in colleges and universities in the state. As part of the organization's tenth anniversary celebration conference, two presentations were given concerning future directions for higher education in…
Descriptors: Christianity, Church Programs, Church Related Colleges, Church Role
Maffet, Gregory J.; Dye, Charles M. – 1985
This paper gives an account of the thoughts of Cornelius Van Til on the contemporary Christian school movement. An account of the historical development of Christian compromise is given, followed by a critique of the compromise among contemporary Christian educators. Van Til claims that any educational position which falls short of being founded…
Descriptors: Christianity, Church Role, Educational Philosophy, Elementary Secondary Education
Davis, Jimmy Thomas – 1987
By tracing and connecting significant shifts in Baptist political and theological rhetoric to trends within the larger culture, this rhetorical transformation can be seen as establishing and maintaining these groups as significant forces in American culture. Before 1800, Baptists were against infant baptism, regarding baptism as a matter of…
Descriptors: Christianity, Church Role, Cultural Influences, Interfaith Relations