[Roundtable] Here's another :) Electronic Missionaries in a Brave New World.htm

[Jefferis Peterson]

 Hey Frank,  I was just thinking, it is easier to digest if you create a
summary of the ideas of an article, e.g., and maybe intersperse a few
relevant quotes or paragraphs from the articles to illustrate the ideas, and
then give a link to the full text for us to go to if we want to pursue the
ideas. Such abstracts can be a good springboard of conversation without
having to sift through long articles.   Or perhaps create a summary of your
interests in the materials  and why the article sparked your interest and
post it before the following material, so we have a context.

The other thing I would do in the future, is post the text as text rather
than html. I don't know if everyone receives html email, so the articles may
be very hard to read in raw format. I haven't turned off html, but many of
us who read a lot of emails prefer plain text so we can skim more easily.
Just my thoughts. 

Jeff

> Electronic Missionaries in a Brave New World
> 
> December 3, 2003 
> 
> Hello everyone, 
> 
> Given my aspirations to teach at the university level, I have recently been
> doing some reading on the integration of faith and learning, a subject that
> concerns itself with developing a total Christian worldview. Retired Vanguard
> University professor Dr. Robert Harris has compiled a useful catalog of links
> <http://www.virtualsalt.com/int/>  to articles and other web resources
> pertaining to this very subject. The first link on the list offers an
> exceptional article written by William Hasker for the Christian Scholar¹s
> Review defining this so-called faith-learning integration. While each of us
> have different vocational callings‹and while faith-learning integration is an
> overtly scholarly enterprise‹there are elements of Hasker¹s article that are
> ap > 
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