A lot of people think it should be hard to be a Christian and a college student. Is it? Should it be? And in any case, how can you do both well? Professors Lara Buchak and Steven Justice will offer both intellectual and practical perspectives on Christians’ relationships with ideas and arguments, with professors and peers, with churches and pastors, and with the choices they face in their own lives. No readings; just come ready to discuss. All undergraduates are welcome.
This workshop is by application only and will meet digitally over Zoom. You’ll find an application form at the bottom of the page. The application deadline is September 16th.
Time: Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 PST or 8:30-9:30pm EDT (participants can elect to stay for an additional 15 minute “post-game” discussion)
Location: Zoom
Schedule:
September 21: Being a Christian in relation to ideas
September 28: Being a Christian in relation to professors
October 5: Being a Christian in relation to other Christians
October 12: Being a Christian in relation to family and pastors
October 19: Being a Christian in relation to moral choices
October 26: Being a Christian in relation to larger values and goals
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Lara Buchak
Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University
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Steven Justice
Professor of English, UC Berkeley
Application Form
Please complete this short application form by September 16th to be considered for the workshop.