Mark A. Noll, in The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind,[1] opens with a shocking condemnation: “The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an evangelical mind” (3). He is concerned about the difficulty American evangelicalism has integrating faith and intellectual life (ix). Charles Malik’s famous speech to Wheaton College in 1980 recommended a “…profound immersion…in the history of thought and the spirit” (26).
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