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Bringing the intellectual ethos of Cairn University into sharp focus, each issue of Triquetra features an academic article from University faculty on matters of cultural and spiritual significance from a biblical perspective.
In November 2022, a short sentence sparked an ideological debate. The National Educators Association tweeted, “Educators love their students and know better than anyone what they need to learn and to thrive.” A considerable amount of uproar on social media
What does it mean to be an evangelical? This question has been debated for some time, but it has become particularly acute in the political divisions of the last few years. To some, the word evangelical has become more of
The following is an abridged transcription of Dr. Nancy Pearcey’s two-day presentation to Cairn faculty and staff during the annual faculty workshop in August 2021. After high school, I went to Labri, the ministry of Francis and Edith Schaeffer. This
The following is a chapter written by Dr. Keith Plummer, dean of the School of Divinity at the University. This chapter was originally written for and originally published in Before You Lose Your Faith: Deconstructing Doubt in the Church, edited by Ivan
Recently, a member of the Cairn University leadership team asked me to describe the top challenges that are facing Christian educators today. The loss of the concept of objective truth as a result of critical pedagogy immediately came to mind.
“The most interesting, creative, political solutions we Christians have to offer our troubled society are not new laws, advice to Congress, or increased funding for social programs—although we may find ourselves supporting such national efforts. The most creative social strategy
