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Saturday at #GenCon
I spent today at GenCon, and thought I’d share some thoughts and photos.The first thing I went to was a seminar on “Playful Learning in Role Play” led by David Simkins, a professor in the School of...
View ArticleReligion and Race in the African-American Experience
Click here to view the embedded video.I wasn’t able to attend this public lecture at Butler University due to a scheduling conflict, and so I am glad that the video of the event is now on YouTube, and...
View ArticleGlobal Intersections of Religion Race and Culture
Click here to view the embedded video.The video above is from the latest in this year’s Religion Seminar public lecture series, co-sponsored by Butler University, Christian Theological Seminary, and...
View ArticleSBL Seminar Papers Online
Ancient World Online noted recently that a number of SBL Seminar Papers going back more than a decade have been made available online in pdf form. Mike Heiser mentioned this as well, sharing a list of...
View ArticleWhat to Call Your Academic Event
From PHD comics. HT Bob Cargill The post What to Call Your Academic Event appeared first on Religion Prof: The Blog of James F. McGrath.
View ArticleCreation and Creativity
Coming up on February 22nd is an exhibit and performance connected with the seminar on religion, spirituality, and the arts run by Sandy Sasso. It will include a performance of Aaron Copland’s “In The...
View ArticleApply now for Religion, Spirituality & the Arts
Apply now for Religion, Spirituality & the Arts – Creation Learn, collaborate, and explore how art and spirituality come together. The next seminar series will once again explore Creation with an...
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