An Unreasonable Bargain: Math Without Christ

The problem is murmured in its various forms within the Christian world. The state university, once a civic institution devoted to the dissemination of knowledge, now labors under the weight of its ideological entanglements—its costs rising in direct proportion to the absence of Christ in its curriculum and culture. Meanwhile, the private Christian colleges, those erstwhile custodians of orthodoxy, perform a grotesque liturgical dance—one foot in the sanctuary, the other in the woke salon. And the few that have not succumbed to such frivolities? They are priced beyond the reach of all but the wealthiest. Where are Christians supposed to send their kids to college? Click here to read the rest of the article.