SURVIVAL AT THE INTERSECTION OF FAITH AND THE INTELLECT
Lessons Learned from a Pastor and a Professor
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The freshman year of college is a lot like a fast moving train. There are so many new experiences and new friends that it can be breathtaking. The combination of parties, late schedules, and challenges to the morality you were given by your parents and your pastor combine to become a powerful force in your life. It is like a locomotive charging down the track, It comes roaring at you and you find it almost impossible to resist. How will you respond to this new experience so that it does not undermine the basic foundation on which your life has been built?
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Milton L. Rhodes is a retired Professor and Pastor. He is an avid student of C.S. Lewis, whose life and writings continue to influence his thoughts by providing insight into and criticism of Academia, especially the tendency of the Academy to divert students from a life of faith.