Join New College Berkeley for a conversation with Carolyn Chen. In this conversation, Chen will discuss the themes in her most recent book, Work, Pray, Code: When Work Becomes Religion in Silicon Valley. We will ask deep questions of the kind of human experience we...
A Conversation with Michael Rhodes PhD, Lecturer in Old Testament; Carey Baptist Seminary Dr. Michael Rhodes will be Zooming in to a live gathered audience at Chesterton House's The Knoll. At the conclusion of the event, in person attendees will partake in post...
Theological Horizons welcomes you to the Fall 2022 Dialogue: "Rituals of Hope in Seasons of Loss," featuring Vanessa Ochs, professor of Jewish Studies in the UVA Religious Studies department. Attendees are invited to experience a reflective, structured dialogue that...
The Faith & Work Forum is a conversation series that discusses the interplay between faith, work, and life. Each semester Theological Horizons features guest speakers with leadership experience from across a wide range of vocations, who bring authentic stories...
Higher education has shifted from a broadly Christian outlook to a secular one, and more recently to a post-secular one. What unique opportunities and challenges for Christian faithfulness does this present? On October 11, join Pascal Study Center's Director Emily G....
Join Theological Horizons for Friday lunch and a conversation around classic readings from the Christian tradition. This week's reading is written by Thomas Merton on the topic of belonging. Enjoy lunch in person or watch the discussion via Facebook Live. More details:
Join Chesterton House and Stanley Hauerwas for a conversation. Professor Hauerwas will be Zooming in to a live gathered audience at The Knoll (Chesterton House). At the conclusion of the event, in person attendees will partake in post conversation lead by Executive...
“What is the university primarily for?" This is a fiercely debated question today. Common responses range from 'truth-seeking' to 'advancing knowledge through research' to ‘producing an educated citizenry fit for a democracy.' What if the primary purpose of the...
The question “How do I know what’s true?” comes up with increasing frequency and urgency in our time of angry polarization, deliberately-stoked outrage, and earned distrust. There is money to be made and a growing market for the kind of misinformation that reinforces...
In contemporary America, culture has become a mass-produced commodity, appreciation of the arts has become a status symbol, and a sense of dread about the future pervades almost all cultural output. We need beauty to inspire us more than ever, but every current seems...
