April 4: “Engineered Outrage: How the Attention Economy Fosters the Conditions for Christian Nationalism” with Jeffrey Gang
(Dr. Gang will present in the April 11 Humanities Panel on Christian Nationalism, as well)
Moderator: Bill Shull
10:30: Opening Prayer, Announcements Opening Liturgy
11:30 - Discussion
12:30 - Closing Liturgy
We will participate in an “Agape Feast” after class
Class website: www.sabbathseminars.org
Sabbath Morning 10:30-12:30
ZOOM CLASS CLICK HERE
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From Dr. Jeffrey Gang’s LLU faculty page:
One of the reasons I enjoy serving as a professor of religion at Loma Linda University is the opportunity to come alongside students as they become part of the teaching and healing ministry of Jesus Christ. As such, I see my place in the classroom as a partner to help students connect the material being learned with the needs of the world. I endeavor to approach teaching as more than just the transfer of knowledge, but the responsible application of that knowledge. As Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote from a Gestapo prison cell, We have lived too much in our thoughts; we believed that by considering all the options of an action in advance we could ensure it, so that it would proceed of its own accord. We learned too late that it is not the thought but readiness to take responsibility that is the mainspring of action (Letters and Papers, DBWE, 387).
Past presentations: click on “archive” at our class website: www.sabbathseminars.org
Location: Room 3208, Centennial Complex
Loma Linda University
24760 Stewart St., Loma Linda, CA 92354
Parking is accessed from Campus Ave, north of Stewart St
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Sabbath Seminars
Room 3208
Centennial Complex of Loma Linda University Sabbath Morning 10:30-12:30
