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What's Happening At Regent
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Spring Appeal Update: Thank you!
— May 01, 2019Regent Hires New Director of Chinese Studies Program
— Apr 23, 2019The Lookout Gallery Gets a New Name
— Apr 09, 2019An Interview with Sarah Coakley: Evolutionary Biology, Apologetics, and the Training of Theologians
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Improvisational Leadership: A Jazz-Talk
— May 20, 2019Following and Leading on the Path of Wisdom
— May 22, 2019Thy Kingdom Come: Exploring a Biblical Vision of Justice
— May 22, 2019Retrieving Asceticism: How Contemporary Christians Are Reclaiming an Ancient Theme
— More Events
— May 27, 2019
Regent Media
Building a Common Vocabulary
In this short video, Dr. Stanley Hauerwas offers not just his iconic candour and humour, but several of his own conclusions about community: it’s hard, and for Christians, our calling.
- Video A Wilkinson Theology of Soup
- Article Seven Scholars Share Their Favourite Moments of Biblical Humour by NT Wright, Mariam Kovalishyn, et al.
- Article Ruth: Rom-Com, Sit-Com, or Divine-Com? by Drew Lewis
- Article The Thoroughbred and the Donkey by Ali Cumming
- Article The Theological Comedy Awards by Derek Witten
- Article The True Origins of the Un-Seminary by Dal Schindell
