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The question of vocation has long been central to liberal education. In his Spotlight, Dr. Rick Lytle will reflect on views of calling: academic, professional, and spiritual.A calling is a “divine appointment” not reserved to professional ministers and clergy. In fact, most of Jesus’ work was done …
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What is the “missional impulse”? In I Know a Man Who Lives in a Bus: The Mission of God in Living Color, Dr. Stephen Johnson shares the story of his own journey with the people of Buffalo Gap, including a particular friend who lives on a county road in an old school bus. Through this story, Dr. Joh…
In his Spotlight How Do I Know Who I Am? Dr. Greg Straughn will help connect key threads from Cornerstone to the first of three interdisciplinary courses focused on the Question of Identity.
In his presentation Haves and Have Nots: Does Technology Unite or Divide Us? Dr. Bill Rankin will consider how changes in the quantity and access of information are likely to transform the ways we live, work, and communicate.
In this week’s Spotlight, Dr. Caron Gentry introduces a range of disciplinary approaches to thinking about “the Other.”
In his talk Philosophy-Lite: Truth and Knowing, Dr. Paul Morris introduces questions central to our study of ways of knowing and the question of truth.
How do we know the truth?
What is knowledge?
What are the sources of knowledge?
Why does truth matter?
In week 2 of our conversation, Dr. Steven Moore and Dr. Tracy Shilcutt will look more closely at alienation and how it reflects back to worldview. Dr. Shilcutt will introduce the ways in which academic disciplines contribute to the multi-faceted topic of immigration. In particular, she will offer h…
In week 1 of a two-part conversation, Dr. Steven Moore and Dr. Tracy Shilcutt will present What is Worldview? What in the world does Michael Jackson have to do with understanding worldview? This conversation will show how a contemporary work of art opens the door to a scholarly exploration race, g…
The book chosen for the 2010 Freshman Common Reading is Follow Me to Freedom: Leading and Following as an Ordinary Radical. The book is a conversation between co-authors Shane Claiborne, a 30 something, and Dr. John Perkins, who is in his eighties. This unlikely duo relate stories that are aimed at…
How you see God determines how you see the world and human beings. Does God create human beings in his/her image, or do we create God in ours? Can we really know that our conception of God corresponds to something real and is not just a projection of our desires or imaginations? Can Jesus help us s…
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