29 August 2024: Release of Mathematics: Exploring Beauty. Click here for details and ordering link.
18 July 2024: Three years in the making, an August 2024 release of a new 428-page book Mathematics: Exploring Beauty. Click here for details.
31 March 2021: Release of the second edition of The Tapestry of the Incarnation. Click here for details and ordering link.
22 December 2020: Publication of The Tapestry of the Incarnation. Click here for details and ordering link.
18 September 2020: The Tapestry of the Incarnation is scheduled for publication in December of 2020. Click here for details.
28 September 2019: On 24 October 2019, James Nickel conduct a one-day symposium at Springhill Baptist Church in Ringgold, Louisiana for the staff/teachers of Riverdale Academy, Coushatta, Louisiana. His topic of discussion will be the Transcendental Ground of Learning: Trinitarian Dynamics and the Learning Experience.
16 August 2019: The Dance of Number is the Way Forward for Teaching Mathematics in the Classical Christian Tradition - Review by Terence Gillespie.
27 April 2019: From 3-7 June 2019, James Nickel will be speaking on the Trinity and Mathematics at Milligan College in Johnson City, TN at the Biblical World View Student Conference.
13 November 2018: The Dance of Number blog by Kate Deddens.
18 August 2018: ERRATA for the Dance of Number curriculum. This file will be updated on a regular basis.
16 August 2018: FAQ for the Dance of Number curriculum. This file will be updated on a regular basis.
8 August 2018: Amazon links are now live. Everything, Part 1 and Part 2, is available for ordering except Volume 2 of Part 1 (available in a few days) and the quiz/exam packet for Part 2 (available in a few months).
7 August 2018: The Amazon ordering links to purchase The Dance of Number will be live in a couple of days.
31 July 2018: Final proofs are in the author's hands. The Dance of Number is scheduled to be available for purchase in early August 2018.
21 July 2018: Interview with James D Nickel, Author of The Dance of Number.
19 July 2018: The Dance of Number is scheduled to be available for purchase in late July 2018.
16 June 2018: The publication of the Dance of Number: Late June/early July 2018.
5-7 February 2018: James Nickel will speak on topics related to Trinitarian dynamics, mathematics, and physics in Black Mountain, NC at CreatEd Institute.
2 November 2017: New estimated date of publication of the Dance of Number: March/April 2018.
3 October 2017: New reviews added for The Dance of Number Curriculum.
12 August 2017: Unable to meet the deadline for the start of school in the Northern Hemisiphere, the revised estimate for the completion of the textbook series The Dance of Number is Autumn/Winter of 2017.
5 July 2017: Check out the new links for information/ancillary material for The Dance of Number Curriculum
13 February 2017: Revised estimate for the completion of the textbook series The Dance of Number is Summer of 2017.
30 November 2016: Revised estimate for the completion of the textbook series The Dance of Number is early 2017.
10 August 2016: Estimated completion of the upcoming textbook The Dance of Number, now in two parts, two volumes per part (nearly 1500 pages), is the autumn/early winter of 2016.
28-30 April 2016: James Nickel spoke in Redmond, WA at the Christian Heritage Family Discipleship and Homeschooling Conference.
12 August 2015: Estimated completion of the upcoming textbook The Dance of Number, now in two volumes, is 2016.
From 9-28 June 2014, James Nickel recorded one hundred twenty 15-25 minute lectures at a studio in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. These short explorations will complement his upcoming book The Dance of Number. The estimated date of publication: 2015.
On 18-19 October 2013, James Nickel spoke on the Trinitarian Ground of Mathematics and Science at the Mandala Fellowship, Pinehurst, North Carolina.
On 23 August 2013, James Nickel led a four-hour WEB training session for teachers at Agape Christi Academy, Eden Prarie, Minnesota. Topics: (1) A Biblical Christian Framework for Understanding Mathematics and (2) Arithemtic operations based upon the Japanese Soroban.
From 12-14 April 2012, James Nickel spoke at a history symposium in Spokane, Washington. Topics: (1) The Role of Mathematics in the Scientific Revolution, (2) The Impact of the Incarnation on Science and Mathematics, and (3) The Roots of the Scientific Revolution.
On 10 March 2012, James Nickel spoke at a Classical Conversations conference in Cincinnati, Ohio. Topic: How the Doctrine of the Incarnation Transforms our Understanding, Doing and Teaching of mathematics.
On 7 March 2012, Sound Mind Press published James Nickel's essay The Incarnation of the Word and the Transformation of the Landscape of Mathematics. It is avaiable for purchase on Amazon Kindle.
On 24 February 2012, a new publishing venture, Sound Mind Press, commenced. It will be initially devoted to creating electronic publications compatible with Kindle.
16 April 2022: Logical-Causal Determinism and Salvation: Problems and Resolution
18 April 2020: Proof of the Associative Law of Addition
27 April 2019: Two adverstising brochures for the Dance of Number curriculum.
24 November 2018: The Mathematical Universe, by John D. Barrow.
24 November 2018: Proof of the Binomial Theorem
5 March 2018: Christian Education and the Math Problem
30 November 2016: The Age of Messiah (Revised)
1 February 2016: Mathematics, Physics, and the Rainbow (Revised)
28 January 2016: Euler's Crown Jewel (Revised)
27 January 2016: Algebra and Number Systems: A Stunning Connection of Mathematical Glory (Revised)
26 January 2016: The Wonder of the Pythagorean Means (Revised)
23 December 2015: Counting, Teaching, and the Trinity: Changing Perspectives. This essay summarizes the rationale and method of the forthcoming Dance of Number (2016).
15 January 2015: The Trinitarian Ground of Knowledge (Revised)
13 May 2013 (hardcopy now available): The Incarnation of the Word and the Transformation of the Landscape of Mathematics
31 December 2012: Atonement (Update to Four Essays)
29 October 2012: New look to Website, developed by James D. Nickel using Coffee Cup Software.
