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The Andreas Center is where Dordt University does Christian scholarship in public for the common good of the academy, the church, and society.
The mission of the Andreas Center is to advance the development and influence of Reformational thought and its service to God's kingdom by broadening the generational and geographical impact of Dordt University. The Andreas Center carries out its mission by supporting and expanding opportunities, both on and off campus, for students, faculty, and staff to engage culture globally through scholarship and service.
The Andreas Center is located on the campus of Dordt University.
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https://inallthings.org/neo-calvinism-for-the-nations-reviewing-part-2-3-of-reformed-public-theology/
"...these essays demonstrate that Neo-Calvinism can offer insight beyond its Dutch roots, and they provide a testimony to the potency of a vision for Christian public engagement that takes both its ultimate and its temporal calling seriously."
-Donald Roth
How can we help students who are wrestling with doubt? Dr. Elizabeth Hall answers in this clip from the new ep. of the @in_all_things podcast, which explores Dr. Hall's article in @XScholarsReview "Teaching Students to Doubt Well." For the full episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wondering-feature-conversation-elizabeth-hall/id1556164581?i=1000536196298
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