The second volume of Frontiers in European Radiology covers two very promising techniques in diagnostic radiology, namely digital radiography and nuclear mag netic resonance imaging. Leading experts in both fields from Europe and the Unit ed States were invited to give a critical overview; digital fluoroscopy is reported on mainly by American scientists since this technique has been developed primarily in the United States, while the results of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging are pre se...

In this essay, familiar ideas about Christ get a radical makeover: we're plunging into the worlds of A Course in Miracles (ACIM) and Rudolf Steiner's unique perspective, uncovering surprising paths to spiritual understanding. Imagine a "multivariant universe" of belief, where these two very different approaches can illuminate hidden corners of our souls. It's about everyday mysticism, personal transformation, and finding your own authentic path. Prepare to question conventional notions of ...

Since the publication of Mark Noll's The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind (1994) and George Marsden's The Outrageous Idea of Christian Scholarship (1997), Christian educators have worked to challenge anti-intellectualism within American evangelicalism and to demonstrate how religious and theological commitments can deepen our understanding of the world. Yet questions remain about the lasting impact of these efforts: How much progress has been made? To what extent does anti...