Fall 2024 Symposiums
All symposiums meet on Fridays at noon in Rogers Theater, Pilgrim Chapel LL-14.
Schedule by Month
6th: Reading in Community: Three Profs, One Book, and the Quest to Live Christianly
- Dr. Mary Flickner, Director of General Education, DBU; Dr. Katie Hargrave, Professor of Developing a Christian Mind, DBU; and Prof. Sam Still, Assistant Director of the University Honors Program, DBU.
13th: God Among the gods: The Christian God of Compassion and the Classical Alternatives
- Dr. Kimlyn J. Bender, Professor of Christian Theology, Baylor University.
20th: Living in the Unknown: An Asian Faith that Yields
- Philip Koo, Director of Leadership Residency, Christ Chapel Bible Church.
27th: Value Lost and Value Regained
- Dr. Rick Martinez, Professor of Entrepreneurship, DBU.
4th: Religion, Politics, and Civil Discourse
- Dr. Jack Goodyear, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, DBU.
18th: Shakespeare Asks to Meet My Mother
- Jeanne Murray Walker, Poet, Playwright, Emeritus Professor, University of Delaware.
25th: “Am I in Pain?” Consciousness, AI, and the Imago Dei
- Dr. Keith Loftin, Professor of Philosophy, Director of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, DBU.
1st: Fearfully and Synthetically Made? Reproductive Technology and Christian Bioethics
- Dr. Jonathan Cooper, Biology Department Chair, DBU.
8th: Beauty, Imagination, and Wonder in the Space of the Human Heart
- Dr. Junius Johnson, Executive Director, Junius Johnson Academics.
15th: Reforming Christmas: The Protestant Worship Debate and You
- Dr. Jim Lemons, Professor of Theological Studies and Leadership, DBU.
22nd: Faith, Friendship, and Fantasy: J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis’s Mutual Influence
- Dr. Holly Ordway, Cardinal Francis George Professor of Faith and Culture, Word on Fire Institute.
6th: "The Lightning Made Eternal as the Light": Augustine and Chesterton on History and Presence
- Dr. Philip Irving Mitchell, Director of the University Honors Program and Associate Professor of English, DBU.