New year, new episodes of the podcast! In this clip @jarielbailey talks with @faro_ingrid about her new book Demystifying Evil. Here Dr. Faro offers heartfelt counsel to those who feel overwhelmed by the evil in the world. https://t.co/cZ3SXsKqyW

On the new episode of In All Things, @jarielbailey speaks with art historian Katie Kresser about the invention of art and how art & prayer offer ways out from the mental prisons we've made for ourselves. https://t.co/4t4EzyC87z

A clip from the new episode of the podcast - @jarielbailey talks with @amyfdavisa about her new book, *Meaning in the Moment*, a fascinating exploration of the way that rituals help us, unite us, and change us. For the full episode: https://t.co/gUwKPtMRvk

"The Greeks were just as obsessed with self-optimization as we are, but they also wondered about contemplation, whether there were certain goods that were not subject to constant optimization." New ep with @jarielbailey & Notre Dame's Meghan Sullivan! https://t.co/RVbIY9klzS

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On the podcast, @kevinwhector shares how immigrant communities taught him a practical doctrine of the Sabbath: rest = the respite experienced when exiles "get together with others from their homeland to practice its customs, sing its songs, eat its foods, & speak its language."

"The goal with students is not information transfer but critical thinking, virtue cultivation, & holistic transformation." A clip from the new episode of the podcast - talking Artificial Intelligence w/ @jasonthacker and @jess_joustra! For the full ep: https://t.co/KG8WjVUNem

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"As soon as we back off from saying there's something special about humans... we run the risk of treating humans as something less than human." In this clip from the new episode of the podcast, Dr. Mary Vanden Berg discusses science and human uniqueness (with help from Aquinas).

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Here's clip 2 of our new episode, where @jarielbailey asks @KSPrior how to tell the difference between building a faithful institution and building an empire. Here's part of her answer: "when one soul is crying out, 'just do this one thing...'"

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"What could be more important than to examine the most important things?" A new season of the podcast is here! In this clip from ep. 41 @KSPrior talks with @jarielbailey & @gayledoornbos about *The Evangelical Imagination.* Full ep: https://t.co/40dQdbzHz5

"So while summers are often still plenty full for me between teaching, professional reading, and outdoor adventures, it’s much more at my own pace. My life is rich and full!" writes Dave Mulder. Read on to glimpse what profs do all summer!

"Noting that toxic masculinity is a human nature problem, not just a Christian one, [Wagner] asserts that Christians ought to oppose toxic masculinity in both the church and the broader society." writes Kurt Frisch in this book review. Read on.

"Three broad essentials of a faithful farmer are Care, Curiosity, and Contingency." writes Dale Vos, a Dordt instructor of Agriculture Technology. Read on to find how these three "C's" are valuable for farmers and all professions to consider.

Jason Ho, a Dordt physics professor, writes about a childhood immersed in curiosity for creation. In this book review, he explores that passion alongside faith. Read on to imagine a proton's journey through time.