After Evangelicalism, A Path To A New Christianity
July 26: Ch. 3: Resources: Hearing God’s Voice beyond Scripture with presenter Jim Walters
10:30: Announcements and Introduction
Opening Liturgy and Prayer
Presentation and Discussion
12:30: Closing Liturgy and after-class visiting
Many will gather at a local restaurant to continue the fellowship
Class website: www.sabbathseminars.org
Centennial Complex Room 3208
Sabbath Morning 10:30-12:30
ZOOM CLASS: Click HERE
READING FOR THIS WEEK:
Book: After Evangelicalism: A Path To A New Christianity
by David Gushee - Chapter 3: Resources: Hearing God’s Voice Beyond Scripture
Kindle $3.75, Audiobook $15.04, Paperback $13.04
Past presentations: click on “archive” at our class website: www.sabbathseminars.org
James Walters is Emeritus Professor of Ethics at Loma Linda University. Dr. Walter sreceived his undergraduate degree from Southern Adventist University and completed his MDiv at Andrews University. He also earned an MA and PhD from the Claremont Graduate School. His doctoral dissertation focused on “The Ethics of Martin Buber: A Theological and Philosophical Analysis.” Dr. Walters has served as a Seventh-day Adventist minister in Georgia and Southern California, as well as a former executive editor of Adventist Today. Dr. Walters is academically accomplished as a co-founder of the Center for Christian Bioethics at Loma Linda University and author on a wide-range of ethical issues for professional journals and religious publications. He has also written several books on nuclear war, health care for the elderly, ethics and aging, and a book on Martin Buber and feminist ethics. He has presented at multiple professional and religious conferences on a variety of ethical issues including aging, human cloning, organ transplantation, end-of-life care and decision-making, abortion, and many other sensitive topics. He most recently published a book What's with Free Will? Ethics and Religion after Neuroscience, which emerged from a conference Dr. Walters directed. It was sponsored by Loma Linda University's School of Religion.
He joined LLUC Sabbath Seminars in its early years and has participated in its leadership ever since.
Sabbath Seminars
Room 3208
Centennial Complex of Loma Linda University Sabbath Morning 10:30-12:30