December 3, 2015
by Baylor OVPR
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In a pluralistic society, there is a constant balancing act between the rights of individuals and the need for social order. These balances are perhaps never quite as tenuous as when they involve a conflict between an individual’s religious faith and a law that … Continue reading
March 2, 2015
by Baylor OVPR
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Christianity and Islam, the world’s two largest religions, have been engaged throughout history and interconnected for thousands of years. The relationship between the two faiths has historically been marked by conflict, but despite differences, there have also been many successful attempts at peace, … Continue reading
May 5, 2014
by Baylor OVPR
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In her upcoming book, Tracing Southern Storytelling in Black and White, Baylor associate professor of English Dr. Sarah Ford digs deep into the rich literary mother lode of such diverse southern writers as Mark Twain and Alice Walker to uncover … Continue reading
January 21, 2014
by Baylor OVPR
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Dr. Susan Bratton’s book, The Spirit of the Appalachian Trail: Community, Environment, and Belief on a Long-Distance Hiking Path (University of Tennessee Press, 2012) recently was recognized as an Outstanding Academic Title for 2013 by Choice, an academic periodical of … Continue reading