The ten most popular posts in the last month here at The Pietist Schoolman: How Well Paid Are Christian College Presidents? The Challenge of Ranking Christian Colleges Why I’m Almost a Lutheran The Global Reflex: An International Historian Appraises David Swartz’s Moral Minority (part 2) How Not To Speak for a Generation: Rachel Held Evans … More The Big Ten

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Today marks the end of a second year of blogging here at The Pietist Schoolman. On the whole, it’s been a good year of blogging, and I hope, for you all, a good year of reading. (Seems like something is working: readership is up over 77% vs. 2011-2012.) Some of the best teaching advice I … More Year Two of The Pietist Schoolman

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