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The Christian Study Center of Gainesville 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.
Monday Class: “Social Science, Religion, and Human Flourishing”
The third lecture in our Spring 2010 Monday class will be on Monday, February 8 at 8pm. Sarah Hamersma, Assistant Professor of Economics, will be delivering her talk: “Why Do Economists & People of Faith Need Each Other?” There will be a question and answer session after the talk has concluded.
The third lecture in our Spring 2010 Monday class will be on Monday, February 8 at 8pm. Sarah Hamersma, Assistant Professor of Economics, will be delivering her talk: “Why Do Economists & People of Faith Need Each Other?” There will be a question and answer session after the talk has concluded.
December 2009 Reconsiderations Available Now
The new issue of Reconsiderations, a publication of the Christian Study Center, is now available here. This issue features an article by James Lynch on the problem of information overload, and Richard Horner’s review, “Genesis Three is Literature,” discusses some of the works that the Director’s Class studied in the Fall.
The new issue of Reconsiderations, a publication of the Christian Study Center, is now available here. This issue features an article by James Lynch on the problem of information overload, and Richard Horner’s review, “Genesis Three is Literature,” discusses some of the works that the Director’s Class studied in the Fall.
Pascal’s Coffeehouse and Gallery
Pascal’s Coffeehouse and Gallery, housed within the Christian Study Center, is currently hosting “She Waits,” an exhibit by local artist Sereen Gualtieri. You can find out more about this exhibit and other events at Pascal’s through their website, here.
Pascal’s Coffeehouse and Gallery, housed within the Christian Study Center, is currently hosting “She Waits,” an exhibit by local artist Sereen Gualtieri. You can find out more about this exhibit and other events at Pascal’s through their website, here.