News and Events
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Conference: Christian Scholarship in the 21st Century
Plenary Speakers: Alvin Plantinga, Nicholas Wolterstorff, and Paul Moser
May 18 - 19
This free, two-day conference is focused on the nature and value of Christian scholarship.
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2012-2013 Research Fellows Announcement
The Center for Christian Thought is pleased to announce Research Fellows for the 2012-2013 academic year on the theme of "Neuroscience & the Soul."
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John Templeton Foundation Awards $3 Million to Biola University
The John Templeton Foundation has awarded a $3.03 million research grant to fund the Biola University Center for Christian Thought. Announced Dec. 21, this is the largest academic grant ever awarded to Biola University.
Requests for Proposals
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Research Fellowships for Scholars
This RFP seeks proposals exploring connections between contemporary psychology and spiritual formation, as understood by the Christian tradition.
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Pastor-in-Residence Fellowships
The goal of this fellowship is to bring Christian pastors into meaningful conversation with the scholarly work of the Center in order to facilitate thoughtful teaching and pastoral counsel about science and the human soul to their congregations.
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Course Development Grants
This grant is intended to stimulate the development and implementation of courses, or course segments, on the theme Neuroscience and the Soul.
Biola University's Center for Christian Thought is a forum where leading Christian thinkers from around the world gather for several months at a time to research and discuss issues of significance to the academy, the church, and the broader culture. Read More →
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