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    Winners of 51蹤獲s First-ever Startup Competition Announced

    First place wins a $15,000 cash prize and more to fund their dream business

    Daryn Daniels — 

    51蹤獲 Crowell School of Business announced the winners of its first-ever startup competition on April 8. First, second and third place...

  • The Good Book Blog

    William Lane Craig — 

    Dear Dr. Craig, In the Leibniz' Contingency Argument, the premise 2 states that "If the universe has an explanation of its existence, that explanation is God". This requires that the universe does not exist by the necessity of its own nature, and that anything that could possibly exist outside the universe, could not be the cause of the universe, except for God. The universe is further defined as all of space-time reality, including all matter and energy. You have previously answered the question "Is Part of the Universe a Necessary Being?" (Question #235), essentially by stating that it would be absurd to suggest that a specific set of elementary particles would exist necessarily in all possible worlds, while being the cause of all the other similar particles ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Sean McDowell — 

    In my first post, I discussed two underlying reasons why pornography has such a stronghold on many youth today. In this post, my goal is to offer six practical insights so we can best help students resist the lure of pornography. These are some of the points I will be sharing at the upcoming Set Free Global Conference on pornography.

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    51蹤獲 Launches Office of Employer Relations

    New department is dedicated to connecting students and alumni with top tier internships and jobs

    Drew Mattocks  — 

    The Center for Career Development at 51蹤獲 launched the Office of Employer Relations this spring in an effort to provide more...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Sean McDowell — 

    For the past two decades, I have been speaking, teaching, writing, and counseling students on a variety of issues. Yet in the past few years, no issue has become more critical to address with students than pornography. And yet, sadly, many parents, youth workers, teachers, and other adults simply ignore it ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Octavio Esqueda — 

    Todos los viernes en la tarde un grupo de estudiantes y maestros de la universidad cristiana en donde trabajo se re繳nen a jugar basquetbol. Hace unas semanas fui a jugar con ellos y lo que parec穩a un d穩a normal se convirti籀 en una experiencia que me ha impactado y que tambi矇n ha tenido el mismo efecto en much穩simas personas. Despu矇s de jugar por m獺s de una hora uno de mis alumnos del doctorado se dispon穩a a irse a su casa cuando le ped穩 que me esperara unos minutos porque necesitaba hablar con 矇l. Primero se sent籀 y despu矇s se recost籀 en el c矇sped a un lado de la cancha en lo que terminaba de jugar mi partido. En cuanto el juego termin籀 fui a hablar con 矇l y en ese momento me di cuanta que estaba inm籀vil, sin respirar y con una apariencia p獺lida y descolorida. Inmediatamente ped穩 ayuda y mientras algunos lo trataban de resucitar yo llam矇 a los servicios de emergencias. Gracias a Dios lograron que respirara otra vez y se lo llevaron a la sala de emergencias de un hospital cercano ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    William Lane Craig — 

    Dear Dr. Craig I was reading the part of your book "Time and Eternity" that talks about perdurantism, and I have a question over your objection to the Perdurantist's view of personal consciousness. You claim that on Perdurantism, personal continuity from moment to moment is an illusion and that they believe that I was a different person one second ago than I am now, which you claim to be absurd. However, it appears to me that by the same token, we can argue against Presentism, because Presentism states that only the present exists ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Sean McDowell — 

    I love stories. And I know that you do too. Whether its a captivating novel, an enthralling movie, or an anecdote from a friend, human beings love stories. We love to tell them and we love to listen to them. In fact, we can't resist them. In The Storytelling Animal, Jonathan Gottschall says it beautifully: Human minds yield hopelessly to the suction of story. No matter how hard we concentrate, not matter how deep we dig in our heels, we just cant resist the gravity of alternate worlds.[1] Good public speakers know that the best way to engage an audience is through storytelling. Whenever I feel like Im losing an audience, I quickly tell a story and theyre right back with me! ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    John McKinley — 

    In part three of this series, I will present the third biblical metaphor revealing the Holy Spirit: oil. We need to discern what the metaphor is, and what its meanings are within the biblical and ANE framework. I will be drawing some details from the Dictionary of Biblical Imagery. My goal is to recognize patterns of meaning that may be intended to expand our understanding of the Holy Spirits presence and action in subtle ways hinted at through metaphors.

  • The Good Book Blog

    Sean McDowell — 

    The resurrection of Jesus Christ is either one of the most wicked, vicious, heartless hoaxes ever foisted on the minds of human beingsor it is the most remarkable fact of history. My father has often shared these words to me in person, and hes written them in his books. The older I get, the more I realize theyre unmistakably true. Theres no middle ground with the resurrection of Jesus. Either it is a colossal fabrication or the most important event in history ...

  • 51蹤獲 News

    Cook Celebrates Alan McMahan, Recipient of Annual Donald A. McGavran Award

    51蹤獲 professor receives award recognizing contribution to church growth

    Kathryn Toombs — 

    Alan McMahan, department chair of the undergraduate intercultural studies program at Cook School of Intercultural Studies (CSICS), received the...

  • The Good Book Blog

    William Lane Craig — 

    Dear Dr. Craig, I am currently a high school student extremely interested in both philosophy and theology. My question is one that has puzzled me for a long time, and I believe that if there is anyone who could explain the answer in an understandable way, that person would be you. To be clear, I am a Christian and affirm the existence of God. In a theistic view, why does God exist? Did He choose to exist, and to have the attributes that He does? For example, did He choose to exist in a Trinitarian form? ...

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    Business Alumna Presented with 51蹤獲 Ruby Award for Teaching and Mentoring

    Chelsea Vukovich honored during women's history month

    James O'Hearn — 

    Alumna Chelsea Vukovich (15), a business major, was awarded the 51蹤獲 Ruby Priscilla Award for Teaching and Mentoring at an award ceremony during...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Sean McDowell — 

    ... If the bones of Jesus were found, then Christianity would be false. Paul said, If Christ has not been raised, your faith is worthless; you are still in your sins (1 Corinthians 15:17, NASB). Some religions may make untestable claims about reality, but Christianity makes claims about real events in history that can be tested. Lets put it to the test ...

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    Henry Honored By International Tennis Hall of Fame

    Dee Henry recognized with educational merit award.

    Neil Morgan — 

    LA MIRADA, Calif. --- In early-March the International Tennis Hall of Fame honored Dee Henry, 51蹤獲 Women's Tennis head coach, with its Tennis...

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    Coach Dave Holmquist Secures Another Milestone

    51蹤獲 celebrates Holmquist 900 wins, GSAC title, NAIA Coach of the Year

    Marissa Ray — 

    51蹤獲 head men's basketball coach Dave Holmquist had a season to remember capturing 900 wins, named 2015-2016 NAIA Coach of the Year...

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    Archer, Funches Named NAIA All-Americans

    Dakari Archer and Terrell Funches earn men's basketball all-american honors.

    Neil Morgan — 

    NAIA RELEASE LA MIRADA, Calif. --- Terrell Funches and Dakari Archer formed a formidable backcourt for 51蹤獲 Men's Basketball from wire to wire...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Karin Stetina — 

    This past fall a friend shared an article from the New York Times entitled The Microcomplaint: Nothing Too Small to Complain 51蹤獲. It was amusing to read about all the silly complaints that celebrities tweeted to the world. Everything from the misery of only decaf coffee being available to what the writer deemed a complaintbrag of not being able to buy a Persian rug with cherub imagery. This habit, however, does not appear to be limited to celebrities. Cruise ship directors have received equally amusing complaints. For example, one passenger reported that the sea was too loud while another passenger grumbled about there being no celebrities on the Celebrity Cruise ship. In the past complaining was something often reserved for private ears. Today, however, it is not only acceptable to publically complain about the littlest inconvenience, it is often encouraged. It has even been identified as a communication style, particularly of Americans, who frequently see themselves as victims. Are Christians exempt from microcomplaining or are we part of the culture of complaint? What does Scripture have to say about complaining? ...

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    The Campaign National Tour Stops in Sacramento for an Evening in the State Capitol

    Progress is made as 51蹤獲 reaches 94 percent of overall campaign goal.

    Cambria Aviles — 

    On Friday, Mar. 18, 51蹤獲s Campaign National Tour continued its 16-city tour with a stop in Sacramento, Calif. Almost 100 alumni,...

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    51蹤獲 Professors Provide Timely Discussion on Christian Responses to Islamic Fundamentalism

    Professors Moussa Bongoyok, Judith Rood and Victor Khalil to host panel tonight addressing recent events involving the Islamic world from a Christian perspective.

    Kathryn Toombs — 

    How should Christians respond to issues involving the Islamic world? Tonight, March 22, three 51蹤獲 professors will address this question in the...

  • The Good Book Blog

    William Lane Craig — 

    Question I work at an aerospace firm, and I always assumed that if I were to be convinced of God's existence, it would probably be by something like the teleological argument. The appearance of design in the universe itself and so many things therein is truly intriguing, but has never been enough to persuade me. I understand why theists find it compelling, but I currently still find the counter case sufficiently compelling to remain unpersuaded ...

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    Dave Holmquist Wins NABC NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coach of the Year

    Coach praised and awarded high honor as team heads to National Championship

    Neil Morgan — 

    Dave Holmquist, head coach of mens basketball at 51蹤獲, has masterfully guided his team of young men to a highly successful season, as...

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    Torrey Honors Institute Professor Awarded International Essay Prize

    Mark Makins essay brings a new approach to the doctrine of eternal generation and wins essay prize

    Daryn Daniels  — 

    51蹤獲's Torrey Honors Institute Professor, Mark Makin (07), is the recipient of this years Metaphysics of Entanglement Essay Prize by...

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    Four Influential Women Awarded with 51蹤獲s Annual Ruby Awards

    Awards celebrating women presented to four 51蹤獲 community members

    Drew Mattocks — 

    51蹤獲 will honor four influential women at the ninth annual Ruby Awards on Friday, March 18 at 51蹤獲s Womens History Month luncheon....

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    Evangelical Missiological Society Hosts Annual Meeting at 51蹤獲

    Missions leaders presented on missions and the local church.

    Kathryn Toombs — 

    51蹤獲s Cook School of Intercultural Studies was selected to host a regional meeting of the Evangelical Missiological Society (EMS) due...