2014 Symposiums
January
31st: "Switchfoot and Saint Augustine"
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Dr. David Naugle, DBU Faculty
February
7th: "Introduction to the Study Bible, The Voice (Part of which is in the form of a screenplay - published by Thomas Nelson)"
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David Capes, HBU (Houston Baptist)
14th: "Christ and Culture in Light of Paul's use of Jeremiah"
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Paul Wolfe Headmaster at The Cambridge School of Dallas, DBU alum
21st: "The Good Watcher: A Theology of Movies" - with special reference to the Hunger Games and Catching Fire"
- Alissa Wilkinson, King's College NYC, Keynote Speaker in annual DBU Spring 2014 Student Conference
28th: "Søren Kierkegaard's Critique of the Modern Approach to Religion"
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David Diener, Taylor University and the Covenant Classical School of Fort Worth
March
7th: "Visions of Vocation: Common Grace for the Common Good"
- Stever Garber, Washington [D.C.] Institute
21st: "Faust in the ABQ: Walter White and the [Im]Possibility of Redemption in Breaking Bad"
- Dr. Rebecca Dark, DBU Faculty
28th: "Christian Economics: Policy and Personhood"
- Panel
April
4th: "How to Write Home When You're Lost in the Wild: Telling the Truth about Suffering"
- Paul Willis, Westmont College
11th: "Being Given Orthodoxy: G.K. Chesterton and the Heart of Autobiography"
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Dr. Phillip Mitchell, DBU Faculty
25th: "Humility in Learning and Education"
- Kyle Queal, Great Hearts Charter Schools
- Bentley Craft, Headmaster at West Dallas Christian School
September
5th: "Faith and Law"
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Mark Lanier, Houston, Lanier Law Firm
12th: "Economics and Ethics"
- Nathan McClellan, Regent College, Vancouver, B.C. - Canada alumnus, now a Phd at SMU
19th: "Consumer Culture, Wealth, and Christian Responsibility"
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Scott Shiffer, DBU alumnus, now Criswell College
26th: "Happiness or Joy?"
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David Naugle, DBU Faculty
October
3rd: "Giftedness, Vocation, Work"
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Bill Hendricks, The Giftedness Center, Dallas, TX
17th: "Why Business Is Important to God and God is Important to Business"
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Bill Peel, LETU (LeTourneau Univ)
24th: "Mexico’s Day of the Dead: A Christian Perspective"
- Deborah Balyeat, DBU
- Panel
31st: "BAM! Tearing Down the Divide - A New Movement in Missions"
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Ross O’Brien, DBU, “Business as Mission” (BAM)
November
7th: "The Way of Images: Austin Farrer, C. S. Lewis, and the Apocalypse"
- Dr. Phillip Mitchell, DBU Faculty
14th: "Biblical Epigraphs: The Bible Inside and Outside of Literature"
- Jared Griffin, DBU alumnus, now professor at the University of Alaska, Kodiac
21st: "To Tao or not to Tao: Heroes and Villains in C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia"
- Rose Cothren, retired DBU Prof., now Adjunct
December
5th: "Director Frank Capra & His Vision of the Kingdom of Heaven"
- Aften Wilson Thiessen, Regent College, Vancouver, B.C. Canada alumna, and DBU alumna