How do we understand God actually somehow communicating to us via the Bible? This course looks at Augustine, a 4th century North African scholar and bishop, widely considered to be the greatest published Christian intellect of the first thousand years of church history. He grappled with many of the same puzzles contemporary readers of the […]
This talk hosted by the Thomistic Institute at Cornell will explore Aristotle's ideas about friendship and how Thomas Aquinas engaged with those ideas in a Christian context. The goal is to encourage our audience to think more intentionally about the nature of friendship and how they can go about forming and sustaining strong friendships. The […]
All are welcome to breakfast and a “Public Reading of Scripture” every Friday morning. The Public Reading of Scripture helped God’s people remember who God is, who they were, and who they are called to be. This practice was so important to Paul that in 1 Timothy 4:13, he instructed all to “… devote yourself […]
How do we understand God actually somehow communicating to us via the Bible? This course looks at Augustine, a 4th century North African scholar and bishop, widely considered to be the greatest published Christian intellect of the first thousand years of church history. He grappled with many of the same puzzles contemporary readers of the […]
All are welcome to breakfast and a “Public Reading of Scripture” every Friday morning. The Public Reading of Scripture helped God’s people remember who God is, who they were, and who they are called to be. This practice was so important to Paul that in 1 Timothy 4:13, he instructed all to “… devote yourself […]
How do we understand God actually somehow communicating to us via the Bible? This course looks at Augustine, a 4th century North African scholar and bishop, widely considered to be the greatest published Christian intellect of the first thousand years of church history. He grappled with many of the same puzzles contemporary readers of the […]
In the Body: Racial Dignity, Trauma, & Solidarity “In the Body” will be a 6 session small group led by Chesterton House staff, Cole Arthur Riley. This small group is open to BIPOC students of any or no religious background. We will cultivate a space of storytelling, celebration, lament, and solidarity, and try to discern our spirituality […]
All are welcome to breakfast and a “Public Reading of Scripture” every Friday morning. The Public Reading of Scripture helped God’s people remember who God is, who they were, and who they are called to be. This practice was so important to Paul that in 1 Timothy 4:13, he instructed all to “… devote yourself […]
How do we understand God actually somehow communicating to us via the Bible? This course looks at Augustine, a 4th century North African scholar and bishop, widely considered to be the greatest published Christian intellect of the first thousand years of church history. He grappled with many of the same puzzles contemporary readers of the […]
