Journal of the ACMS

Journal of the ACMS ACMS homepage Journal of the ACMS homepage Issues 2004 Inaugural Issue 2005 Issue 2006 Issue 2007 Issue 2008–2009 Issue 2010–2011 Issue 2012–2013 Issue 2014–2015 Issue Cumulative Indices by Author by Title by Topic Letter from the Editor

Editor James Bradley, Calvin College Current Issue 2014–2015 Issue About the Journal Objectives The objective of the on-line journal is to provide a venue for the publication and distribution of materials relating Christian belief and mathematical sciences. The journal will also provide a means for ACMS members and friends to share materials that promote professional development, communication, and the integration of faith and learning. Encouraged types of submissions to the journal: Scholarly analyses of issues relating Christian belief and mathematical sciences Original classroom materials that assist in the integration of faith and learning Links to other web sites that have the potential to contribute to the accomplishment of the objectives of the journal Reflections on issues of importance to members. These may be brief or lengthy. Criteria for journal publication Appropriateness of content to the objectives of the journal. Clarity of presentation.  Submissions should conform to accepted professional standards. Consistency with the theological perspectives of the journal. All submissions will be reviewed by two referees, chosen by the editor, before acceptance for publication. Theological perspectives ACMS has its historical roots in the evangelical and reformed Christian communities yet welcomes submissions with a theological perspective that is consistent with any historic Christian theology, Protestant, Catholic, or Orthodox.  Articles that are not based on a historic Christian perspective may occasionally be published if the editor deems them to be of sufficient interest to ACMS members and friends. Submissions Authors should follow the general guidelines for MAA authors. There is also a small set of guidelines unique to Journal of the ACMS that we ask authors to follow to provide stylistic consistency. You can download those here. Articles and other contributions should be sent to the editor: James Bradley Professor of Mathematics emeritus Calvin College braj@calvin.edu