Chesterton House welcomes Chris Barrett, Professor of Applied Economics and Management, of Agriculture and of Public Policy at Cornell University to discuss development, agricultural and resource economics, poverty traps, food insecurity, how economic models can...
Mary Hirschfeld, professor of economics and theology at Villanova University, became an accomplished professor in a tenured post at Occidental College. As a faculty member there, she had an adult conversion to the Christian faith, which then prompted her to reflect on...
The Trinity Forum invites you to join us on Friday, February 17th at 1:30 p.m. ET for an Online Conversation with Michael to better understand how character is formed, why it matters, and how it can contribute to personal, communal, and civic flourishing. The...
Forgiveness is a Christian virtue. Is it also a political one? To what extent does forgiveness depend on repentance, and upon justice? Should we resign ourselves to mere toleration, or can forgiveness be approximated in concrete political ways? Join Baylor in...
Michael L. Budde joins New College Berkeley to be interviewed about themes from his recent book, Foolishness to Gentiles (Cascade Books, 2022), which raises tough questions about citizenship as Christ-followers in the US.
The Executive Director of New College Berkeley, Craig Wong, will share where the organization is headed and how NCB envisions serving the Church in these changing and uncertain times. Then Craig Wong will open up the discussion to attendees. How does NCB's vision...
Join New College Berkeley to reflect on what poetry has to do with maintaining a commitment to truth telling and how the practice of poetry—reading it and writing it—can attune us to language in important and invigorating ways. There will be time to try out some...
In their own time, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Russell Kirk occupied different ends of the political spectrum. Their philosophies inspired the two most powerful movements of the age: the Nonviolent Movement (which led the larger Civil Rights Movement) and the...
What does it mean for God to be described as a grain of wheat, thrashed to pieces and baked into bread? Or a living book, with our names written in the heart of the body? Central to Christian faith is the idea that God became human in the incarnation. Join Chesterton...
What does it mean for God to be described as a grain of wheat, thrashed to pieces and baked into bread? Or a living book, with our names written in the heart of the body? Central to Christian faith is the idea that God became human in the incarnation. Join Chesterton...
