Author Archives: Laura

About Laura

My name is Laura and I am on a journey, pondering the implications of God's glorious design of humanity and integrating sundry aspects of this design into a description of what it means to be the new humanity.

When we gather around glory, we ought to know what it is

Posted on February 20, 2011 by Laura

I propose the glory of Christ as the central, unifying concept for a distinctively Christian integration. Since glory is the central focus of the content of integrative thinking, an investigation of integrative thinking must begin with a clarification of what … Continue reading →

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Teasing out the categories of interdisciplinary integration

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Laura

This spring I delve into interdisciplinary integration as an essential process within the integration of faith and learning. Each Saturday of this term, I shall post a 300-word reflection of the week’s ponderings. This is the first reflection. I begin … Continue reading →

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Top 10 Posts of 2010

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Laura

Cholesterol Influences Map v0524 Trying to Figure Out Cholesterol Control What is the Best Temperature for Intellectual Work? Dairy Returns: it may be bad news Is Dairy Primal? Lately the journey from pudgy to primal has been a little bumpy … Continue reading →

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Be honest, not good?

Posted on December 27, 2010 by Laura

Is working hard to be good counter productive? Does working hard to be good actually train our souls to be good or merely to do good? Is it okay to do good, but not be good? Claim: Being honest must … Continue reading →

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Help wanted: Only ex-procrastinators need apply

Posted on December 17, 2010 by Laura

You would think someone with “strategic” as a strength theme would figure out how to avoid an all-nighter. Well, think again. The night before my last class of the term, I slept a whopping 90 minutes, spending the rest of … Continue reading →

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