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9780801031458

Christian College : A History of Protestant Higher Education in America

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    9780801031458

  • ISBN10:

    0801031451

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-04-01
  • Publisher: Baker Academic
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Summary

"When it first appeared in 1984 The Christian College was the first modern comprehensive history of Protestant higher education in America. Now this second edition updates the history, featuring a new chapter on the developments of the past two decades, a major introduction by Mark Noll, a new preface and epilogue, and a series of instructive appendices."--BOOK JACKET.

Author Biography

William C. Ringenberg (Ph.D., Michigan State University) is department chair and professor of history at Taylor University. He has focused on American religious history and has written a number of scholarly books, reviews, and journal articles dealing with Christian higher education.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Second Edition 9(4)
Preface to the First Edition 13(4)
Introduction: The Christian Colleges and American Intellectual Traditions 17(20)
Mark A. Noll
The Colonial Period
37(20)
The Pervading Christian Purpose of Colonial Education
37(6)
Instructors and the Instruction
43(6)
Students and Student Life
49(8)
The Old-Time College
57(28)
The Expansion of Christian Higher Education
58(3)
The Continuing Mission
61(6)
A College Education
67(6)
The Extracurriculum
73(6)
The State University as a Protestant College
79(6)
New Colleges and New Programs
85(28)
Higher Education for Blacks
85(6)
Colleges for Women
91(6)
Colleges Founded by the Newly Rich and the New Immigrants
97(5)
The New Curriculum and Its Effects
102(3)
Athletics and Fraternities
105(8)
The Movement toward Secularization
113(32)
Sources of Secularization
114(6)
Marks of Secularization
120(5)
The Process of Secularization: The Universities
125(6)
The Process of Secularization: The Church Colleges
131(7)
Varieties of Protestant Higher Education by 1980
138(7)
The Response to Secularization
145(38)
The YMCA and Other Student Christian Organizations
146(9)
The Bible College Movement
155(14)
Fundamentalism and Higher Education
169(14)
The Reconstruction of Christian Higher Education after 1945
183(26)
The Emerging Line-up of the Continuing Christian College
184(6)
The Emerging Identity of the Continuing Christian College
190(12)
In Partnership with the Government
202(7)
On to the Twenty-first Century
209(34)
The Recovery Continues
210(9)
New Constituencies and Extended Borders
219(7)
Enlarging the Faith and Learning Dialogue
226(3)
The Mainline Reassesses
229(8)
The External Governors
237(6)
Epilogue 243(6)
Appendix A 249(1)
Appendix B 250(1)
Appendix C 251(2)
Appendix D 253(2)
Appendix E 255(2)
Appendix F 257(2)
Appendix G 259(5)
Appendix H 264(5)
Notes 269(34)
Index 303

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