Abilene Christian Using Information Tech
The Mobile Campus – an interesting article from Inside Higher Ed. While it differs from education, publishing is also information delivery, whether on paper or not.
The Mobile Campus – an interesting article from Inside Higher Ed. While it differs from education, publishing is also information delivery, whether on paper or not.
Since Energion Publications first opened for business in the fall of 2004, we have supported dialog and free speech. We have aimed to publish a variety of viewpoints in order to help our readers develop an understanding of how people come to these views, and how to make intelligent, practical choices between various ideas. As…
Early in the fall Energion Publications released a new book, Philosophy for Believers, designed to introduce Christian believers to the kinds of questions philosophers raise and the logic and ideas involved in answering those questions. This book provides an introduction to the philosophy of religion that can be used by a variety of groups in…
Most of you are probably not acquainted with this date, but those, like me, who grew up in one of the various Adventist groups that grew out of the Millerite movement (1830s and 1840s) remember it well. William Miller, and various other interpreters in that movement determined that Jesus would return in glory on October…
Today we welcome author Terrell Carter for our post on Martin Luther King’s birthday. Terrell Carter is the author of The Only Thing That Matters Is Heaven. One of the ongoing challenges many of us face today is how to interact in meaningful ways with people who are different from us or how to develop…
By Energion author Bob LaRochelle Exploring the message of Pope Francis. You can find out more about Bob’s book, Crossing the Street, on Energion Direct.
I imagine that when the codex started to replace the scroll there were those who thought the soul would go out of books. In turn, when the printing press came along, and books were no longer lovingly hand copied, I’m sure there were plenty of folks to bemoan the death of culture. Now author Andrew…