“Faith, says Wright, it’s like a window. The point is not for part of the wall to be made of glass. A window is there because we want to see through it – and let light into the room! Faith allows us to see our situation and our weakness in light of God who is powerful, holy and loving.”
We will host a new discussion group on this insightful book starting Thursday, May 14th at noon. It will be a 45 minute discussion. Complete the form below to request your free copy in time to read the first chapter. (Pages 15-23). We will also send you a Zoom invitation link to the email address you provide. We can accommodate the first 12 people.
Questions should be directed to Professor Paul Post at his email address: post.1@osu.edu
Month: April 2020
ESN Conversation with Jonathan Dodson about his book Our Good Crisis
From Bob Trube:
When the ESN Conversation with Jonathan Dodson about his book Our Good Crisis before the Covid-19 virus became a global pandemic and most of our country went on lockdown. Little did I realize how relevant his discussion of the Beatitude virtues would be in a time where our moral virtues are under a trial of duress—whether from being cooped up with family, pressures of a changed work environment, facing financial challenges, or anxieties connected with the illness.
This important conversation, will be occurring on April 17 at 1 pm Eastern Daylight Time. For security reasons, we invite you to request a web link for the webinar. We will also send you a discount code for Jonathan Dodson’s book. RSVP to Bob Trube to register.
David Brooks wrote in a recent New York Times column:
“I’m reminded that this is a time to practice aggressive friendship with each other — to be the one who seeks out the lonely and the troubled. It’s also true that character is formed in times like this. People see deeper into themselves, bravely learn what their pain is teaching them, and become wiser and softer as a result.”
I hope you will join us this Friday to consider how your character might be formed in this time.
Virtual Veritas Forum: Coronavirus & Quarantine Recordings
The Veritas Forum held three virtual sessions on Coronavirus & Quarantine with a variety of panelists addressing important questions
“Because of the gratuity and extravagance of Christ’s tears, we can today know that Christ’s tears are with us today.”
Mako Fujimura
Veritas Forum is pleased to share the recordings of all three virtual forums in this series:
- March 24, “Coronavirus & Quarantine: What Big Questions Can We Be Asking?” with David Brooks, Andy Crouch and Lydia Dugdale: YouTube and podcast.
- April 2, “Coronavirus & Quarantine: The Economy, Career, and Jobs Edition” with Arthur Brooks, Andy Chan, and Alfa Demmellash: YouTube and podcast
- April 8, “Coronavirus & Quarantine: Lament, Hope, and Creativity Edition” with Lecrae, Alissa Wilkinson, and Mako Fujimura: YouTube and podcast
Wishing you much joy in this season of resurrection and new life,
The Veritas Forum Team