Chesterton House Founding Director Karl Johnson will give a talk at Cornell's Fellowship of Christian Athletes weekly meeting. FCA seeks to present to coaches and athletes, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
Tune in March 22 at 7pm EDT for our livestream of this event: Join us for a Veritas Forum dialogue between Dr. Miroslav Volf and Dr. Vijay Pendakur discussing truth, tolerance, and safe spaces. The Veritas Forum invites students and faculty to ask life's hardest questions. With a commitment to courageous discourse we put the […]
Join us for a lecture about creation and cosmology with Dr. William Carroll, hosted by the Thomistic Institute and Chesterton House. Dr. Carroll is the Thomas Aquinas Fellow in Theology and Science at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford and a member of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Oxford. He is interested in the reception […]
VP of Open Doors USA Vaughn LeMoss will join us for a Friday Conversation about how to use your Cornell degree to promote the global church and stand in solidarity with those who are persecuted internationally. Join us at 4pm in the History of Art Gallery in Goldwin Smith Hall (ground floor, south wing, connected […]
Tune in May 2 at 6:30pm EDT for our livestream of this event: Join us for our Spring Beimfohr-Neuss Lecture, which will explore what a wise, holistic view of psychiatric medication looks like, given by Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Duke University Medical School, Dr. Warren Kinghorn. More than 1 in 6 American adults use […]
Join us in Upson Lounge (Room 116 in Upson Hall) for this Graduate Christian Fellowship roundtable with Dr. Warren Kinghorn. Pizza will be available at 7pm, with the lecture and discussion starting soon after. Shame is universal in human life and deeply felt by many who study and work in modern universities. Though there are […]
Join us Friday at 5pm in the Robert Purcell Community Center on campus for an interesting Friday Conversation with Professor Nathan Matias on the topic of faith and artificial intelligence. About Dr. Nathan Matias: I study digital governance and behavior change in groups and networks shaped by algorithms. I also organize citizen behavioral science with communities […]
The debates about whether there are any immaterial entities are well-known. But not many people stop to ask the more fundamental question: What does it mean to be immaterial? What are we even asking about when we ask whether, e.g., our minds are immaterial or not? From spooky bodies to self-knowing boxes, this talk considers […]
The duties of managing work, home and relationships present a tyranny of daily tasks whose urgency is grounded in their practical necessity: these are the things without which we cannot live life at all or well. Given the time demands placed on us by these responsibilities, time spent developing the imagination and cultivating our sense […]
