I regret having looked over this story in the New York Times from several weeks ago.

The piece highlights the importance of synergy between religion and learning on the modern campus, which has—of course—become increasingly secular over the past few decades.

It features an interview with Stephen Prothero of Boston University, who remarks, “faith without knowledge is dead.”

Too often, students consider faith and knowledge fundamentally averse to each other. That some—of all people, those at the Times—can realize that is somewhat encouraging.