cedarville
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- declared “Cedarville” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Cedarville” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- declared “Cedarville” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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Despite everything else, Cedarville prepared me exceptionally well for seminary—gratitude for my undergraduate theological education.
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More Cedarville concerns, focused on a women-only gender issues course and the narrow textbook choices assigned for it.
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Setting aside Cedarville chaos to focus on reading Romans with Karl Barth's commentary during my Greek exegesis independent study.
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Why I can't be proud of Cedarville University anymore, and why prospective students should consider other Christian colleges.
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Part two of my Cedarville story, recounting a turbulent final year of activism, controversy, and institutional change.
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Conversations with professors, administrators, and trustees who left or were removed as Cedarville University shifted from future vision to past agenda.
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Receiving two Cedarville honors and reflecting on grace, generosity, gratitude, and the people who made seminary possible.
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Resigning from the Let There Be Light platform to protest Cedarville University's troubling institutional changes and leadership decisions.
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A public apology to anyone I may have offended during my student activism efforts at Cedarville University.
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A frustrated reflection on Cedarville University, including the White Papers, Michael Pahl's dismissal, and Carl Ruby's departure.
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An open letter to Cedarville University's leadership, raising concerns—as a grateful alumnus—about institutional decisions that seemed to contradict the gospel I learned there.
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A follow-up on Cedarville University's dismissal of Dr. Michael Pahl, wrestling with justice, respect, patience, and peace.
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Follow-up questions about Cedarville University's statement on Dr. Michael Pahl's dismissal and the Bible department's future.
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Examining Cedarville's firing of Dr. Michael Pahl over doctrinal statement disagreements and what it reveals about institutional integrity.
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How I went from 'I will never attend Cedarville' to giving a speech at the CU Scholar Dessert Reception.
