Eaton has written a book that is certain to be discussed by faculty members at Christian colleges and universities across America. As he challenges his readers to examine the reason for the existence of the university and the constituencies they serve, he presents examples from the Amish, medieval Benedictine monks, and the Puritans as models for the types of counter-cultures Christian universities should embrace. It's a thought-provoking read, full of philosophical and literary explorations. ( )