Join the Center for Christianity and Scholarship's Kathryn Wagner, Director of Academic Programming, for this summer reading group sampling Augustine's greatest works in a way that's both accessible for beginners and offers something new for those who have read him before. Readings will include selections from Confessions, City of God, On Christian Teaching, and On the Trinity. […]
The monthly Bradley Study Center Open House is open to anyone who wants to learn more about the Study Center’s mission and vision. Join BSC for a short program including stories from faculty and students.
As a judge seeing a tremendous flow of brokenness and despair in an urban public family court system, Judge Ryan Larson wanted to find an alternative to the prison pipeline and never-ending child protective services interventions. He pioneered an innovative community-based program that brought together judicial and political entities across the ideological spectrum along with […]
The Trinity Forum welcomes Alan Noble, Associate Professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University, for an Online Conversation to discuss that the simple decision to engage with the world each day constitutes a declaration of the goodness of God.
Chesterton House welcomes Sarah Estelle Associate Professor of Economics; Hope College to discuss the topic of capitalism. Typically Christians who focus on the morality of markets and economics see the problem as “taming” markets to mitigate the unjust outcomes they tend to produce. Classically libertarian views are not usually looked upon favorably by Christian theologians […]
Many Christians have been told that the Bible contains a unified message without any disagreements, conflicts, or contradictions within its pages. But what if the premise of that claim is false? This webinar will begin by considering different examples of instances where the Bible disagrees with itself and conclude with an audience discussion of how […]
Good reading is never passive. These days, in the midst of political disarray and ecclesial divisions we need good readers more than ever who bring skill, discernment and prayerful reflection to reading both the Bible and works of literature, history, science, and the daily news. Join New College Berkeley to talk about reading practices that […]
Scala Foundation Executive Director Margarita Mooney Clayton, Anika Prather of Johns Hopkins University and Angel Adams Parham of the University of Virginia will share their personal stories, scholarly insights, and resources—all of which bring hope to a nation looking increasingly to classical education for unity based on love of the truth.
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