The Gospel & Academia Project
The Gospel &
Academia Project
The Gospel
& Academia Project
foundational resources for students and early career academics
cultivating
Intellectual Vision
Together we curate and commission foundational resources for Christians at the outset of their university careers, celebrating an evangelical intellectual vision for a life of academic service.
The Gospel & Academia Project (GAP) is a resource-development collaboration seeking to strengthen a long-term evangelical theological contribution to the wider faith-and-scholarship conversation. We provide a dedicated space for those whose primary confessional commitments are settled but who would like to help each other fill what is often perceived as a ‘gap’ when it comes to an evangelical investment in the intellectual life.
vision & Values
Working Together
Our collaborating partners have identified three foundational commitments as especially helpful for the cultivation of gospel-centred fellowship in this arena.
Who are we in the university?
We are scholars who share an historic evangelical Protestant doctrinal confession in the primary matters of Christian belief.
What are we doing?
We are committed to serving Christ both as our faith shapes our scholarship and as our scholarship helps us introduce our faith.
How are we doing it?
We seek to develop an integrity of approach so that we pursue our twofold task in a way that is consistent with our confession.
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Latest Resources
James Eglinton
James Eglinton
Kirsten Birkett
Looking for a list of recommended books in your field? Check out this bibliography by Forming a Christian Mind.
A guide to academic books on Christianity and law.
David McIlroy
Julian Rivers
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Resources
Articles
Resources that encourage believers in critical, theological thinking from a charitable position.
Video
Watch as we engage serious theological and philosophical topics and common puzzles.
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Study Centre Book Catalogue
The Cambridge Christian Study Centre's reference library has over 500 books on Christianity and the academic disciplines.
If you would like to find books are available on a particular discipline, you can now explore the library's online catalogue. Use the filter menu to narrow down the books by discipline.
I would like to give this project my unreserved support.
John Lennox, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, University of Oxford