Carol Swain

Political Scientist and Social Commentator

Where Next: An Interview with Carol Swain

Monday August 3, 2020
Session 1
8:00am PDT—10:00am CDT—11:00am EDT

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Harry Hutchison

American Center for Law and Justice

Political theology: Pursuit of social & racial justice.

Monday August 3, 2020
Session 2
11:00am PDT—1:00pm CDT—2:00pm EDT

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Preventing Widespread Educational Failures during the Pandemic

Mark Bauerlein

Senior Editor First Things and Emory University (Retired)

What will it take to restore the humanities?
How will it look?

Tuesday August 4, 2020
Session 1
8:00am PDT—10:00am CDT—11:00am EDT

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Steven D. Smith

University of San Diego, School of Law

The Fragility of Free Exercise

Tuesday August 4, 2020
Session 2
11:00am PDT—1:00pm CDT—2:00pm EDT

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The Rise and Decline of American Religious Freedom

Geri Forsberg

Western Washington University

Transforming a Culture in Crisis

Wednesday August 5, 2020
Session 1
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WWU Author's Gallery

Brad Vermurlen

University of Texas, Austin

Is a Christian Sociology Possible?

Wednesday August 5, 2020
Session 2
11:00am PDT—1:00pm CDT—2:00pm EDT

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Reformed Resurgence: The New Calvinist Movement and the Battle Over American Evangelicalism 1st Edition

David C. Martin

The Upper Room Gathering

Technology, Teaching, and Learning

Thursday August 6, 2020
Session 1
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Mary Poplin

Claremont Graduate University

How Does Biblical Wisdom Inform Today's Concerns

Thursday August 6, 2020
Session 2
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