March 11 Student Mini-Conference
Student Mini-Conference: “Christian Approaches to Poverty and Inequality” Wednesday, March 11 starting at 5 p.m. Graves Hall, Hope College Markets & Morality and Campus Ministries are proud to host Rev. Dr. Richard Turnbull at Hope College on Wednesday, March 11....
March 5: Sarah at Eudaimonia Institute Lunch & Learn Seminar
At noon on Wednesday, March 5 Sarah will present on her research “Sound Theology: A Solution to the ‘Local Knowledge Problem?'” as part of the Eudaimonia Institute’s Lunch & Learn Seminar at Wake Forest University.
February 17: Lecture about Freedom and Solzhenitsyn by Dr. David Deavel
While political, economic, and intellectual freedom is a precious gift to humans, our long history shows that we are ready to give it away. Why is that? One answer might be given from the Nobel-Prize-winning Russian writer, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008): when...
February 6: Sarah on “The Economics Ways of Loving” at Hannibal-LaGrange University
The economic way of thinking is instructive in some of the ways we can love, too. What does economics have to say about our love for mankind? our neighbors around the globe? the least of these among us? our local communities and families?
Nov. 21: Molly McGrath on “The Authority of the Sacred Victim”
Why was groundbreaking lesbian tennis champ Martina Navratilova booted by an LGBT athletics group? Why did Jussie Smollett want people to think he’s a hate-crime victim? Why did Rachel Dolezal want people to think she’s black? What type of authority or expertise do...Page 1 of 3
