We host events around topics that matter by platforming Christian scholars and professors, oftentimes alongside professors from other faiths or worldviews.
In light of all humanity’s scientific and social advances. On a Campus like the Ohio State University… Is Jesus still relevant today.
Join us Thursday, February 24th to hear Dr. Rikk Watts address these questions and more.
Seeking Emotional & Spiritual Health in a Post-Pandemic World. Some might say that our experience of the pandemic has been a lot like an earthquake. The ground has shifted underneath us. The landscape of our existence is not the same.
Join respected psychiatrist, Curt Thompson MD, as he discusses the effects of this pandemic on us, and how we might pursue emotional and spiritual health in our new reality. Free and open to the public.
Real conversations with Ohio State professors about flourishing in college. Featuring Dr. Ingrid Richards Adams, Ohio State University, Medical Dietetics and Prof. Scott LaCross, Fisher College of Business, Marketing
Dr. Seuli Brill – The Ohio State University, Medicine
When the battle for life and death is brought to the forefront, how does one’s religious or non-religious worldview impact how one faces this intense challenge?
Event is virtual. Watch via Live Stream
Dr. Joshua Watson – The Ohio State University, Medicine
Dr. James B. Odei – The Ohio State University, Biostatistics
Dr. Tonya Orchard – The Ohio State University, Human Nutrition
In this university environment where there is often hostility to Christian belief, tonight we meet three Ohio State faculty that say… I (still) believe. Free and open to the public.
Dr. Gregory Ganssle, Talbot School of Theology
Dr. Erik Wielenberg, DePauw University
On a university campus like Ohio State, most of us intuitively assume that we are free. But what does it mean, to be free? Christian and atheist scholars seek to make sense of our innate desire for personal freedom.
Dr. Michael J. Miller, The Ohio State University
Dr. Ouliana Ziouzenkova, The Ohio State University
Come and listen to two Ohio State professors share how they see the world differently, and how they make sense of their work in the university in light of their worldviews.
Dr. Ivana Nikolic Hughes, Columbia
Dr. Peter Kreeft, Boston College
An atheist chemist, and a Christian philosopher discuss why human beings have worth.
Dr. James KA Smith, Calvin College
Wisdom of old says this: You are what you love. You can see what you love by discerning what you really want. So then, who you are is wrapped up in what you want. It’s not just what you know. It’s not what you believe. It’s not just what you do. You are what you love. But what if... you might not love what you think?
Dr. Lawrence Shapiro, University of Wisconsin
Dr. Michael Licona, Houston Baptist University
For centuries many have believed that Jesus rose from the dead without considering the evidence. Others have considered the resurrection to be immensely implausible. Two professors will each present their views on this disputed topic, followed by a moderated dialogue with time set aside for audience Q&A.
Dr. J. Todd Billings, Western Theological Seminary
An evening with seminary professor J. Todd Billings as he shares his story with incurable cancer and life as a Christian.
