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For anyone living near Portland, Oregon (or anyone who wants to travel):

 

Huston Smith & Marcus Borg   

 

Friday Evening Lecture: “The Heart & Soul of Christianity”

 

Saturday Workshop: “The Heart & Soul of Christianity: The Conversation Continues” 

 

When:  March 17 & 18, 2006

 

Time:    Friday Evening Lecture: 7:30pm, $20

 

Saturday Workshop: 9:00am – Noon, $35

 

The Center welcomes back Huston Smith, who speaks of the reality of the Sacred and embodies it as well! Dr. Smith will share conversation with friend and colleague, Marcus Borg. Friday evening’s lecture will explore their decades long dialogue on what is at stake when we attempt to construct a world-view in response to Ultimate Reality. In the Saturday workshop, Huston Smith and Marcus Borg will discuss the place of justice and non-violent resistance in Christianity and other wisdom traditions. Saturday’s workshop will include participants from the new Center program, “Seeking Justice in the 21st Century.”

 

Huston Smith is the Thomas J. Watson Professor of Religion and Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, Syracuse University. For fifteen years he was Professor of Philosophy at M.I.T., and a decade earlier he taught at Washington University in Saint Louis. Most recently he has served as Visiting Professor of Religious Studies, University of California, Berkeley. 

 

 

Marcus J. Borg, the Hundere Distinguished Professor of Religion and Culture at OSU, is internationally known for his work on the historical Jesus and the developing Christian traditions. “Borg is the clearest and most articulate voice for what it means to be Christian today.” Borg is the primary faculty for The Center’s Seeking God in the 21st Century program. He is author of a dozen books including the best selling “Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time.” His most recent best selling book is “The Heart of Christianity.”

 

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Edited by AletheiaRivers
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