Art, the Sacred, and the Common Good, Scala Foundation’s third major conference hosted on the campus of Princeton Theological Seminary, will bring together scholars, culture creators, educators and students to ponder the challenges and opportunities in connecting art,...
The central question of this cultural moment, the one behind the most difficult issues we face as a society, is what does it mean to be human. Who are we? What is our value? What is our responsibility to one another? The vision of humanity at the heart of the...
As Faith & Law celebrates Second Chance Month along with over 650 partners across the country this April, Prison Fellowship has gathered a panel of experts, law enforcement leaders, and directly-impacted voices for a discussion around improving outcomes among the...
74th ETS Annual Meeting
So many choices. Every young adult wonders what they’re supposed to do with their life. “What career should I pursue? Who should I marry/should I marry? Where should I live? What kind of person am I going to be?” The seemingly smaller questions are also really...
Join the Davenant House study center in the beautiful mountains of western SC for three days of rich conversation, fellowship, friendship, and learning. The plenary speaker will be Dr. James Eglinton, Meldrum Senior Lecturer in Reformed Theology at the University of...
The world known to the sciences spans a vast range of phenomena that often seem strange and unfamiliar compared to the ordinary everyday world in which we live. Furthermore, many people think that science and Christian faith conflict with one another. The two talks...
Myths about economics die hard. What’s worse, such fallacies are destructive to human cooperation and flourishing. Join the Acton Institute for a discussion of six economic lies you’ve been taught and probably believe. Caleb Fuller, Ph.D. Grove City College ASSISTANT...
As president of the United States from 1929 to 1933, Herbert Hoover battled the greatest depression in modern world history. Then, as a hyperactive former president, he conducted a strenuous “crusade against collectivism”—and especially against its manifestation in...
Developing a culture of saving is key to poverty prevention, as it encourages self-help, prudence, independence, and personal responsibility. The Acton Institute will consider how local, self-governed, voluntary savings associations and banks encourage these virtues....
