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Future talks in this series:
 
March 1 — “Religious Belief, Rationality, and Religious Experience: An Atheist’s View” by Gene Witmer, Associate Professor of Philosophy at UF
 
March 29 — “Immanent Transcendence: A Case for Agnosticism” by Manuel Vásquez, Professor of Religion at UF
 
April 12 — “Making Sense of Moral Experience: In Search of a Best Account” by Richard V. Horner

 


The Christian Study Center of Gainesville is an independent center for Christian studies that is located just off the campus of the University of Florida. The Christian Study Center draws on the intellectual and cultural resources of the Christian tradition and on the scholarly resources of higher education in order to understand cultural change and to address enduring, human questions that are widely shared in the university community.

Spring 2012 Hours

  • Monday – Thursday: 8am to 7pm
  • Friday: 8am to 6pm

The Christian Study Center and Pascal’s Coffeehouse will be closed March 5-9 for the University of Florida Spring break.

Read the latest issue of Reconsiderations

This issue (Volume 11, Number 1) features an essay from UF Professor of English emeritus and Study Center board member C. John Sommerville, “Recent Critiques of the University.” Former Director of Programs, Todd Best, offers a summary of the Graduate Roundtable’s recent discussions and the direction of its future work.

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Learn what you can, but cultivate Christian skepticism. It will keep you free - not free to do anything you please, but free to be formed by something larger than your own intellect or the intellects of those around you.

Flannery O'Connor