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...
Today’s college students live in an exceedingly confusing time for navigating the realms of love, dating, and sex. What should we make of this vast gap between our cultural perception of romance, and the on-the-ground reality? What does the sociological data teach us...
The Bradley Study Center's monthly Open House is open to anyone who wants to learn more about the Bradley Study Center’s mission and vision. Join for a short program including stories from faculty and students—we’ll be together for just one hour.
Ignite your spiritual imagination by immersing yourself in the art and inspiration of The Saint John’s Bible. Through video and rich visual images participants are guided through the story The Saint John’s Bible. Guests will learn about the processes, tools, methods,...
This workshop (the first of a six-part series), hosted by New College Berkeley, will be an opportunity to reinvigorate our own language habits and to equip each other with words that will help us navigate the confusions and challenges of this historical moment. “Our...
James K. A. Smith is professor of philosophy at Calvin University and serves as editor in chief of Image journal, a quarterly devoted to “art, mystery, and faith.” He’s an award-winning author of several books and his popular writing has appeared in such...
Interested in discussing Plough’s latest issue, The Enemy, and the questions that it raises? Join Plough editors as they discuss two of the feature articles: Benjamin Crosby’s “Foolhardy Wisdom” and Mary Townsend’s “Hating Sinners.” Does hating the sin and loving the...
Even in a siloed and fractured university, Christians know that themes like justice and flourishing permeate all fields, all disciplines, all perspectives, and all research agendas. Join Upper House to explore the implications of justice in our work and intellectual...
Join the Center for Christian Study for an evening with author Esau McCaulley as he speaks about his upcoming memoir How Far to the Promised Land: One Black Family’s Story of Hope and Survival in the American South.
Contrary to popular belief, the tension between Christianity and science isn’t fundamentally a dispute about scientific evidence. The conflict is, at its most basic level, about the commitments Christians have and the idea that these commitments make certain beliefs,...
