Torrey) and were supported by the same "concerned laymen" (Lyman and Milton Stewart). Philosophia Christi is a peer-reviewed journal published twice a year by the Evangelical Philosophical Society with the support of Biola University as a vehicle for the scholarly discussion of philosophy and philosophical issues in the fields of ethics, theology, and religion. The journal is indexed by The Philosopher's Index and Religious & Theological Abstracts. Journal of Psychology and Theology has as its purpose to communicate recent scholarly thinking on the interrelationships of psychological and theological concepts, and to consider the application of these concepts to a variety of professional settings. The major intent of the editor is to place before the evangelical community articles that have bearing on the nature of humankind from a Biblical perspective. Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care has as its purpose advancing the discussion of the theory and practice of Christian formation and soul care for the sake of the educational ministries of the church, Christian education, and other para-church organizations through scholarly publications that are rooted in Biblical exegesis, systematic theology, the history of Christian spirituality, philosophical analysis, psychological theory/research, spiritual theology, and Christian experience. Christian Education Journal has as its purpose to strengthen the conception and practice of Christian education in church and para-church settings. Great Commission Research Journal is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to research and scholarly thinking on church growth. Biola Magazine is the official magazine of Biola University. Talbot Magazine is the official magazine of Talbot School of Theology. The Chimes is Biola's student newspaper. The Point is a magazine produced by Biola's journalism program that won the 2008 Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Award, the highest honor for a collegiate magazine. The Inkslinger is a student creative arts journal. The Bells is a humorous, fictitious news site created by and for Biola students. The Bells is a satire similar to The Onion. Open Biola is an online database allowing visitors from anywhere in the world to easily search, stream, download and share videos and other learning materials that engage academic topics from a Christian perspective. Notable alumni Steve Bridges (1986) – Comedian, impressionist, and actor Clyde Cook (1957) – Missionary, professor, and university president Scott Derrickson (1990) – Director, screenwriter and producer Sikhanyiso Dlamini (2010) – Princess of Eswatini Charles E. Fuller (1921) – Christian clergyman and radio evangelist Judith Hill (2006) – Singer-songwriter Dick Hillis