The Art of Discernment

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How does Scripture apply to life's most pressing and practical questions? Tune in as we welcome friends of The Master's University for conversations designed to hone your biblical discernment on a wide range of theological, academic, and practical topics. If you want to grow in your love for Christ and Scripture, subscribe to our YouTube channel and don’t miss an episode.

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Ep. 3: Dr. Matthew McLain on What a New Fossil Discovery Means for Evolution

Lampreys may be jawless fish, but their fossils have a lot to say about long-held assumptions concerning evolution. On this episode, McLain, an assistant professor of biology and geology at TMU, discusses a recent article entitled “Fossil lamprey larvae from South Africa overturn assumptions about vertebrate origins.” The article was written by Robert W. Gess, a paleontologist who worked with Tetsuto Miyashita, Kristen Tietjen and Michael Coates to publish a paper in “Nature” highlighting their ...

May 26, 2021•22 min•Season 1Ep. 3

Ep. 2: Dr. Gregg Frazer Weighs In on Whether Big Tech Has Too Much Power

Tech companies wield considerable authority over the information we do — and do not — see online. Is that potentially illegal or just problematic? What can be done about it? Dr. Gregg Frazer, dean of TMU’s School of Humanities, addresses these and other questions on the second installment of The Master’s University’s newest podcast. To learn more about TMU's School of Humanities, click here .

May 12, 2021•23 min•Season 1Ep. 2

Ep. 1: Dr. Jordan Morton on How the Pandemic Has Impacted K-12 Students

The dean of TMU’s School of Education stops by to discuss what students have lost during more than a year of distance learning and how teachers and parents can help them get it back. To learn more about TMU's Pearl C. Schaffer School of Education, click here .

Apr 28, 2021•23 min

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