THURSDAY COLLOQUY
(2005-06)
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2005 (fall term)
Thu, Sep 22: Hans de Boer, “Encounters with Mao, Mandela, Castro, and others” Thu, Sep 29: David Eiler (Professor Emeritus of Religion), Jerry Sweeten and David Hicks (Professors of Biology), “Intelligent Design” Thu, Nov 3: Student Panel on “Religious Pluralism: Perspectives on Salvation” Thu, Nov 10: Mitch Herniak '04 (Indiana University School of Law), “Sexual Privacy and the Case of Lawrence vs. Texas” Thu, Nov 17: “Is God Nonviolent?” Thu, Dec 1: Levi Haupert (student), “A Place for Nothing and Nothing in Its Place: An Inquiry into the Existence of the Void”
2006 (spring term)
Thu, Feb 2: Suzanna Collerd and Julián Gutiérrez, “US War on Drugs or War on the Rural Poor?” Thu, Feb 16: Jongsoo James Lee (History and Political Science), “Varieties of Empire and Imperialism: A Historical Perspective” Thu, Feb 23: Kathy Royer (Earlham School of Religion), “Taking the Next Step — Discerning the Path Ahead” Thu, Mar 2: Dana Johnson (Brethren Volunteer Service), “The Role of Religion in the Break-up of Yugoslavia” Thu, Mar 9: Travis Edward Turner Poling (student), “Critique and Calling: William Stafford as Anabaptist Poet” Thu, Mar 16: Jorge Bula Escobar (Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence), “Economics and Religion: Close Encounters and Open Dilemmas” Thu, Mar 30: Panel of Students and Staff, “Hurricane Katrina: Manchester College Community Relief Effort” Thu, Apr 16: Leonard Williams (History and Political Science), “A Natural History of Neoconservatism from Kristol père to Kristol fils” Thu, Apr 27: (Peace Week) Student Panel representing Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Perspectives, “Peace Through Religious Traditions” Thu, May 4: Ritodhi Chakraborty (student), “The Philosophy of Physics”
2006 (fall term)
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