Chesterton House – 111 and 115 The Knoll

Christians assume various positions and attitudes towards culture and society. Karl will explore some of past expressions of these attitudes.

Come hear Dr. Fay speak on "Reflections on Life as a Christian in Science."

Randy Bryant has been a computer science professor for 27 years: 3 years at Caltech and 24 at Carnegie Mellon University. Prior to that he went to University of Michigan in applied math for undergraduate and MIT for graduate school. He has been Dean of the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon since 2004. […]

Dr. Skillen will be preaching from Acts, chapter 17.

We will be watching a video lecture by Rev. Dr. Tim Keller. Keller is the pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, the author of the New York Times bestseller The Reason for God, and is widely recognized as one of the most articulate spokespersons of the Christian faith.

We dwell in a world in which millions have been touched by tragedy. Why do we care? Why should we? Is there any purpose to it all? Prof. Philip Kitcher, chair of Contemporary Civilization, is among the most influential philosophers of science in our generation. Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra, a theologian from Sri Lanka, has worked […]

Roger Steele has worked with a Christian nongovernmental humanitarian and development organization, World Vision, for the past 6 years as an Evaluation and Capacity Building Specialist. He lives and works in Ithaca (relying more and more on virtual Internet-based technologies) when not traveling on an international assignment to one of the almost 100 WV national […]

ABSTRACT: I'll consider the claim on the part of several theologians, philosophers and scientists that modern science shows or suggests that God never acts specially in the world , i.e., never acts beyond creation and conservation. (Miracles would be an example of special divine action.) I'll argue that there is no conflict between special divine […]