Amanda Knight, adjunct faculty of Longwood University and Augustinian scholar, will speak on the wisdom and thoughts of Augustine and on the joy and trials of friendship and connection.
Sports & American Culture: A Christian Perspective
The Michigan Christian Study Center will host two Professors of Kinesiology, Rebecca Hasson of the University of Michigan, and Chad Carlson of Hope College, to explore a Christian perspective on American culture and sports.
God & the Good Life
Chesterton House hosts Meghan Sullivan, University of Notre Dame Professor of Philosophy, who will introduce her method of philosophy for living well, asking better questions, telling true stories, wrestling with suffering, loving, and believing.
Natural Law & the Nature of Law
What is natural law and why is it important? Christopher Tollefsen, University of South Carolina Professor of Philosophy, will examine the foundations of natural law ethics and ask what relevance it has to law and political society.
Math & Love
What does mathematics have to do with love? Pascal Study Center hosts James Drimalla of the University of Virginia to uncover the connection between mathematics and flourishing human relationships.
Building Tents on the Drillfield
Mike Weaver, Executive Director of the Bradley Study Center, will deliver a lecture on the results of his doctoral research and offer some suggestions for what “faithful presence” might mean for Christians at a public university like Virginia Tech.
Podcasts & Picklebacks: What is Modernity?
The Beatrice Institute welcomes graduate students and the general public to a listening party. Guests will listen to a new episode of the Genealogies of Modernity podcast and then discuss.
Experimental Philosophy & the Problem of Evil
What can empirical research tell us about the problem of evil? Ian M. Church of Hillsdale College will explain what experimental philosophy is and highlight a few ways it might be applied to this central topic within philosophy of religion. The focus will be on...
Why is the Old Testament So Difficult to Understand?
Many of the Old Testament's texts strike us as downright offensive today—how do we understand such a difficult text? And for those communities who hold it as sacred, how do we read it as the word of God? Upper House welcomes Aubrey Buster of Wheaton College for this...
Beauty: The Hospitable Welcome of the Real
Esther Lightcap Meek (BA Cedarville College, MA Western Kentucky University, PhD Temple University) is Professor of Philosophy emeritus at Geneva College, in Western Pennsylvania. She is a Fellow Scholar with the Fujimura Institute, an Associate Fellow with the Kirby...