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CSC is Formative Spiritually as well as Professionally (Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, June 4, 2019)
The CSC is lauded as formative both spiritually and professionally. For the full article in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, click here.
Read MoreRemembering 1892’s Lynchings in Nashville (Tennessean, June 7, 2017)
The Christian Scholars’ Conference joined the Episcopal Dioces of Tennessee Task Force on Anti-Racism and the Equal Justice Initiative in hosting, “Reclaiming Hope Through Remembering” worship service at the Fisk University Memorial Chapel in honor of three men, Ephraim Grizzard, Henry Grizzard, and Samuel Smith, who were lynched in the area. For the full article…
Read MoreChapter 16: CSC is “Telling the Truth—with Hospitality”
Author Beth Waltenmath captures the “friendly seriousness to the people, panels, and surroundings” of the CSC. She explains what makes the CSC so unique. “It’s a stereotype: Southerners are good at hospitality in part because we are so good at glossing over the truth,” she writes. She concludes, “This year’s Christian Scholars’ Conference made great…
Read MoreNoted Scientist Francis Collins Tackles Question of Religious Faith (Malibu Times, June 29, 2011)
Francis Collins argued in his CSC plenary that science and faith are compatible. The Malibu Times covered the plenary and Richard Dawkins weighed in. For the full article in the Malibu Times, click here.
Read MoreChristian Scholar: Stem Cell Research is Not ‘Baby Killing’ (Christian Post, June 21, 2011)
Systematic Theologian Ted Peters reconciled Christian moral framework with stem cell research at the CSC in 2011. For the full article in the Christian Post, click here.
Read MoreFrancis Collins: Atheist Richard Dawkins Admits Universe’s Fine-Tuning Difficult to Explain (Christian Post, June 21, 2011)
Francis Collins harmonized science and faith in his CSC plenary. For the full article in the Christian Post, click here.
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