Meeting the Challenges of Christian Higher Education

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What does it mean to have a "Christian Higher Education"? Does it mean "getting a degree from a college which calls itself 'Christian'"? I think not. For many gradu­ates of so called "Christian colleges" come away with an education which, in many re­spects, is less authentically Christian than the education they would get at some secular institutions!

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Stephen R. Palmquist
Hong Kong Baptist University

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