SCHEDULE
Christianity and the Nation State
October 17-November 7
with author Gary Chartier
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SCHEDULE OUTLINE:
October 17: Introduction
October 24: Chapter 1 - The Politics of Diversity
October 31: Chapters 2 and 3: Illegitimate and Unnecessary
November 7: Chapter 4 and Conclusion: Living With Leviathan
November 14:
Robert Ford Part 1
The Fords in Latin America
This begins a 3 part non-consecutive presentation by Dr. Robert Ford which will cover different areas of his fascinating and impactful life and history. This first presentation will be primarily auto-biographical
November 21 to December 5:
David Larson on three classic books by English Divine Jeremy Taylor
November 21: "How to Have and Be a Good Friend"
November 28: "How to Live Well
December 5: "How to Die Well"
December 12-19
Two Perspectives on Ezekiel
“From esoteric mysticism through to visits from spaceships there can be few if any books of the Bible that have generated more diverse and challenging reception history than the book Ezekiel.” Paul Joyce
December 12: Paul Priest: Ezekiel, Judgment, Apocalypse and Christ
December 19: A Proposal for Adventist Engagement With Ezekiel: Ezekiel, the First Jewish Intellectual
December 26: A Musical Christmas
January 2: TBA
Adventism and its Improbable Romanticist Roots
January 9: Introduction to Adventism and the Romantic era (1790 to 1825): The Improbable Shared Romanticist Roots of Adventism, Existentialism and Post-Modernism
January 16 and 23:
Mary Shelley and Wilhelm Muller
Transcending the Self
“Frankenstein” and “Winterreise”
Two great works of the Romantic period
with Michelle Jones (January 13 - Frankenstein) and
Bill Shull (January 20 - Winterreise)
Sabbath Seminars
Room 3208
Centennial Complex of Loma Linda University Sabbath Morning 10:30-12:30
Galileo Galilei: 'I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.'
