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  A Reformer’s Resurgence

  Five Centuries Later, Calvin’s Work is Still ‘Changing the World’

  Brett McCracken — August 31, 2009

  This year marks John Calvin’s quincentenary — the 500th anniversary of the famous theologian’s birth — and his impact on Christian thought and...

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  What If Marriage Isn’t For Me?

  Biola Magazine Staff — August 31, 2009

  For Christian singles — an ever-growing group within the church — the prevailing message in culture and from the pulpit is often “Get married! As...

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  Doing Thanks

  The Anatomy of Gratitude

  Todd Hall — August 31, 2009

  I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought, and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder. – G.K. Chesterton I became a...

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  Prayer for Generation Tweet

  Rediscovering a Vital Spiritual Discipline in a World of Constant Distractions

  Brett McCracken — August 31, 2009

  Ours is an age of fast, easy communication. If we have a message to deliver, there are a myriad of options at our disposal: We can e-mail across...

• Biola News

  Designer Babies: The Morality of Pursuing Perfection

  Jenna Bartlo — August 27, 2009

  With the knowledge and ability to choose the gender and traits a child will be born with – a girl that has green eyes, brown hair and light skin...

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  Biola Welcomes the Class of 2013

  As students adjust to campus life, classes begin and orientation continues

  Jenna Bartlo — August 26, 2009

  More than 1,000 students began arriving on campus Friday, August 21, 2009 and immediately started their transition to a new home at Biola...

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  Questioning the Everyday Role of Self-Deception

  Biola Philosophy Professor Publishes New Book, I Told Me So

  Jenna Bartlo — August 24, 2009

  Everyone does it. The role of self-deception in a person’s life, whether prominent or minimal, is present. Biola University chair of philosophy...

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  Biola's Natasha Miller to Compete in the High Jump at the Canada Games

  Miller is the defending NAIA Champion in the Event

  Jenna Bartlo — August 23, 2009

  Biola Track and Field athlete Natasha Miller will represent British Columbia in the 2009 Canada Games, competing in the high jump this week....

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  Biola University, One of “America’s Best Colleges”

  Jenna Bartlo — August 20, 2009

  As Biola University welcomes the class of 2013, Biola is once again ranked as one of “America’s Best Colleges”, per US News & World Report...

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  Fiddler On The Roof Event Recap

  Jenna Bartlo — August 20, 2009

  The air was electric when Topol appeared on stage at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, with the crowd’s welcoming ovation actually...

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  Biola Professor Brings New Testament Scholarship into Bible Studies

  DVD Bible Studies Introduce The Life of Jesus at Deeper Level

  Jenna Bartlo — August 17, 2009

  When a student approached professor Matt Williams and asked which of numerous “John” Bible studies was the best, Williams realized none of them...

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  Disappointed with God or Frustrated with the Church?

  Watch JP Moreland and Mike Erre confront these questions in a live video interview.

  Jenna Bartlo — August 16, 2009

  Tuesday, August 18, 2009 from 10 to 11 a.m., J.P. Moreland, distinguished professor of philosophy at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology,...

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  The Importance of Bridging "Literacy Gaps" for English Learners

  Education Professors Author “The Literacy Gaps”

  Jenna Bartlo — August 11, 2009

  The School of Education Dean June Hetzel and former Biola University professor Ivannia Soto-Hinman newly authored and published The Literacy Gaps,...

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  From the Classroom to the Prison Cell

  Apologetics Training Transforms the Lives of Prisoners

  Jenna Bartlo — August 11, 2009

  Apologetics training knows no bounds, as Mike, an inmate in Soledad’s Correctional Training Facility, can testify. With dozens of other inmates in...

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  2009 Student Send-offs

  Jenna Bartlo — August 06, 2009

  Even before stepping on the Biola campus, students from around the country have been given a warm Biola welcome as representatives from the Alumni...

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  Biola Hosts All Star Swimmers for North American Swim Challenge

  Jenna Bartlo — August 04, 2009

  All-star swimmers started arriving at Biola University Monday, August 3, 2009 for the North American Challenge Cup that will commence Wednesday,...

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  Responding to Crisis With Care

  Jenna Bartlo — August 03, 2009

  In the wake of previous major national disasters such as the California fires in 2003 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005, many students and members of...

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  Biola Alum Filmmaker Narrowly Survives Plane Crash

  Biola Community Prays for Alum and Crew

  Jenna Bartlo — August 02, 2009

  On Saturday, August 1, 2009, Biola University alumnus Dan Parris (’09) narrowly survived a plane crash in Nairobi, Kenya along with two others —...

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  The Importance of Being Earnest for an Irony-Obsessed Generation

  The Rise of the Ironic Class: When Voices of Irony Should be Capped

  Jenna Bartlo — July 26, 2009

  There are a few things our generation will be known for. These include (but are not limited to): 9/11, American Idol, using phones as mini...

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  Biola Faculty Are Not Content to Just Teach in the Classroom

  Local Church Partners with Talbot Professors for Theology Seminars

  Jenna Bartlo — July 15, 2009

  Biola faculty continually invest in their communities and churches, locally and internationally, as recently seen at Shepherd of the Hills Church’...

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  Biola Hires New Head Softball Coach

  Lorie Coleman Will Lead Biola’s Softball Team

  Jenna Bartlo — July 15, 2009

  Lorie Coleman has been hired to take over as the Head Softball Coach at Biola University, Biola Athletic Director Dave Holmquist announced on...

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  The Green Effect: Vote for Biola Alumna in National “Green” Contest

  Tricia Elisara is one of ten finalists in Sun Chips and National Geographic’s contest to make the world better

  Jenna Bartlo — July 09, 2009

  Sun Chips and National Geographic have joined efforts to make the world a greener, better place through creating The Green Effect — a contest...

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  God’s Resurrection, Secularism’s Burial

  Biola’s distinguished professor of philosophy documents how a widely believed worldview routinely fails us

  Jenna Bartlo — July 08, 2009

  Sociologists, historians, and economists have been diligently mining the mounting evidence for how and why religion, especially Christianity, is...

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  Biola Alumna Judith Hill Sings Lead in Jackson's “Heal the World”

  Recent alumna gives stand out performance at Michael Jackson memorial.

  Jenna Bartlo — July 07, 2009

  Judith Hill, Biola University alumna (’05) participated in a historical event and gave a stand out performance yesterday, July 7, 2009, at Michael...

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  Have Archaeologists Found the Remains of the Apostle Paul?

  Biola Professor Clint Arnold Responds to the Recent News that Apostle Paul’s Bones Have Been Confirmed

  Jenna Bartlo — July 07, 2009

  Pope Benedict XVI announced on Sunday, June 28, 2009 that the remains said to be the Apostle Paul’s are indeed the actual Saint’s remains. Through...