The final talk in our Spring 2012 lecture series, “Theism, Reason, and Faith: In Conversation with the New Atheists.” By Richard V. Horner, Adjunct Professor of Religion at UF with responses from Gene Witmer, Associate Professor of Philosophy at UF, and Manuel Vásquez, Professor of Religion at UF.
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Ninth session in our “Reading the Gospels, Part Two” Director’s Class
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Eighth session in our “Reading the Gospels, Part Two” Director’s Class
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The third talk in our Spring 2012 main lecture series, “Theism, Reason, and Faith: In Conversation with the New Atheists.” By Manuel Vásquez, Professor of Religion at UF with responses from Gene Witmer, Associate Professor of Philosophy at UF, and Richard V. Horner, Adjunct Professor of Religion at UF and Executive Director of the Christian Study Center.
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Seventh session in our “Reading the Gospels, Part Two” Director’s Class
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The second talk in our Spring 2012 main lecture series, “Theism, Reason, and Faith: In Conversation with the New Atheists.” By Gene Witmer, Associate Professor of Religion at UF with responses from Manuel Vásquez, Professor of Religion at UF, and Richard V. Horner, Adjunct Professor of Religion at UF and Executive Director of the Christian Study Center.
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Second session in our “Reading the Gospels, Part Two” Director’s Class
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First session in our “Reading the Gospels, Part Two” Director’s Class
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In the second episode from Dr. Horner’s class on “Hebrew Wisdom,” the class looks more closely at the opening books of Proverbs and the implications of the metaphors for wisdom and folly.
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“We have to look in much of the fiction of our time for a kind of sub-religion which expresses its ultimate concern in images that have not yet broken through to show any recognition of a God who has revealed himself.”