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APRIL 13: Veritas: Does Religion Cause Violence?

March 25: DISCUSSION: The Year of Living Biblically

Discussion Group: The Spirit of Early Christian Thought

CSC End-of-Year Update

In a place as confusing, overwhelming, and as exciting as the university environment, students look outside themselves for clues about how to navigate the world. They are turning to other people and places for advice, for influence. Students are listening to the prominent voices on campus, and those voices include campus ministries.

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*Interview | Mike Pasquarello | On Christian Preaching

*footnotes talks to Dr. Mike Pasquarello about Christian preaching.

March 31: WILL SAMSON: Justice in the Dorms

Seeing the Invisible: Colossians Discussion Group

Ever wondered how to dig a little deeper into one of Paul’s Letters?

Take Colossians for example: What is the hinge that holds the book together? What can we learn from the structure of the text?

Jesus the Logician

WHAT DOES JESUS SHOW US ABOUT LOVING GOD WITH ALL OUR MINDS?

What’s the role of the mind in the Christian life?

I’ve been thinking about this question lately because I recently preached on the gospel passage (Mark 12:30) where Jesus admonishes us to love God with all our minds. The context for the passage is this: In response to a question from a lawyer, Jesus speaks these classic words, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength” (Mark 12:30).