Title: Revisiting ReligiousLuck: Can a True Religious Belief Sourced in Testimony Merit The Kind of CreditNeeded for Knowledge? 

Abstract: In this paper I addressan old problem that has recently taken on a new and stronger form. This versionof religious luck says religious beliefs sourced in testimony from one’s earlyteaching or traditions are tainted by knowledge-undermining luck. Acquiringtrue beliefs by this method, so the argument goes, is the result of mereaccident since many others…

Do online homework managementsystems work? Or are they a vehicle for grade inflation?  Previous studieson this question are far from unanimous in their support of homework managementsystems. Dr. Kathy Archer, Assistant Professor of Economics with the ColangeloCollege of Business, presented research findings at the SoTL Commons Conferencein Savannah, GA. suggesting the use of online homework management systemsincreases student learning.  Archer, along with Dr. Mark Olson, ColangeloCollege of…

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the American Education Association Meeting in San Antonio, Texas.  Congratulations to Ajay Das, who will be presenting on Special Education in Regular education Classrooms: Where Are We?

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the ETS Far West Regional Meeting in Ontario, CA.  Congratulations to Steve Duby, who will have a presentation on Creation, Providence. and the problem of Divine Timelessness.

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the Evangelical Theological Society Regional in Ontario CA.  Congratulations to Justin McLendon, who will be presenting on John Calvin the Refugee Theologian: Reflections on Shepherding the Sent Church with a Graceful Hospitality

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the 500 Years of Reformation: Sola Scriptora.  Congratulations to Ryan Brandt who will be presenting on the Reformed Principia and Spiritual Theology today: A Reflection on Revelation and its implications Towards Spirituality.

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the 2017 SRCD Biennial Meeting in Austin ,Texas. Congratulations to Valerie Flores, who will presenting on Cultural Protective Factors for the Psychological Health of Language Brokering Children and Adolescents.

CIRT would like to acknowledge a recent recipient of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the Pacific Sociological Association's 88th Annual Meeting Conference in Portland Oregon.  Congratulations to Cornel  Stemley who will be presenting on  the Expression of social emotions in stadium environments: Examining Emotional Contagion and its influence on Public Safety response.

CIRT would like to acknowledge recent recipients of our Scholarly Grants who will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Early Childhood Conference.  Congratulations to Stacy Rucker, Julie Blair and Jena Akard.  They will be presenting on the following topics:  Developing Independent Learners, Creativity in a Word that is Important to our Earliest Learners, and First Responders: Early Diagnosis and Intervention Strategies and It Takes a Village, Fostering Positive Relationships…