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A Christian Dialogue with the Figure Art of Three Contemporary Artists

Brian S. Chan, DMin

November 20, 2024

Human figures have been of pervasive interest, from ancient Greek statues to social media filled with selfies, body portraits, and headshots. What can the figure art of three contemporary artists tell us about present-day views on the self?

A Biblical View on the Sanctity of Life, Part 1

Joni Earackson Tada

February 15, 2017

Death and the Church, Part II

Robert C. Kurka, DMin

February 10, 2017

Angry at Death: Reading John 11

J. Scott Duvall, PhD

January 24, 2017

Plagues, Parables, and Pundits: A Lesson from Church History (Part 2)

Michael Cox, PhD

January 19, 2017

Towards a Christian Perspective on Gender Dysphoria

Todd T. W. Daly, PhD

January 11, 2017

Plagues, Parables, and Pundits (Part 1)

Michael Cox, PhD

January 6, 2017

Life with Borders

Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., PhD

December 13, 2016

Dying with Dignity

Megan Best, PhD, MAAE

December 6, 2016

The Hope and Hype of Medicine and Technology

Susan M. Haack, MD, MA, MDiv, FACOG

November 28, 2016

Death and the Church, Part I

Robert C. Kurka, DMin

November 22, 2016

Future Resurrection and the Right to Die: Using Strong Theology in Response to Shifting Societal Values

Joel Pacyna, MA

November 14, 2016

Taking & Keeping vs. Receiving & Giving: A Kingdom Framework

Susan M. Haack, MD, MA, MDiv, FACOG

November 8, 2016

Frozen Embryos: Forgotten Humans

Scott Steigemeyer, MDiv, MA, DBioethics

November 1, 2016

Educating the Church at the Edges of Life

Scott B. Rae, PhD

October 25, 2016

Better than the Rules? Developing Virtue as a Guide for Making Bioethical Decisions

David VanDrunen, JD, PhD

October 18, 2016