Copublished with the Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship, this collection of essays is both compelling and timely: compelling because it comes from a Christian college struggling to make multiculturalism a reality, timely because it allows Christian academics to join the national and international discourse on the meaning of cultural diversity. The authors present a range of viewpoints but they share a desire to communicate about what is, and what should be, as Christians engage multiculturalism.

Contributions by: Glandion W. Carney, Joel A. Carpenter, Justo L. Gonz*lez, David A. Hoekema, Michelle R. Loyd-Paige, Caesar Molebatsi, Chris Stoffel Overvoorde, Cornelius Plantinga, Jr., Richard Plantinga