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11 JANUARY 2003
Dickinson School of Law - Dr. Bruce Hindmarsh,
"I am a sort of Middle-man: The Generous Evangelicalism of John
Newton (1725-1807)."
To learn more go to
Dedicatory Lecture &
Reception.
31
JANUARY - 2 FEBRUARY 2003
Dickinson Christian Fellowship Retreat
Dr. John J. Bombaro, "Who was Jesus?"
22 APRIL 2003
Dickinson College
The Revd. Leon Blosser,
"What
is Man...?"
(Lecture published in The Banner of Truth magazine, July
2003.)
19 SEPTEMBER
2003
Dickinson College
Dr. Philip G. Ryken, "Is Jesus the Only Way?"
2 OCTOBER 2003
Dickinson College
Dr. Ted Davis, "Reading God's Two Books: The Harmony of
Nature
and Scripture in Nineteenth-Century American Thought,"
31
OCTOBER
2003
Dickinson College
Jonathan D. Olsen,
"Being a Disciple of Jesus Christ."
 20 NOVEMBER 2003
Dickinson
College
Dr. Anees Zaka,
founder and director of Church Without Walls and founder
and
president of the Biblical Institute for Islamic Studies, both in
Philadelphia.
"Worldviews in Conflict: Islam and Christianity."
6 February 2004
Dickinson College
Prof. Phillip Cary, "Christ the Wisdom of God: Toward a Christian
Philosophy of Life."
25 February 2004
Dickinson College
Prof. Robert P. George, "Freedom,
Reason, and the Rule of Law."
(Lecture Published in The Clarion Review)
10 March
2004
Dickinson College
Prof. Stephen N. Dunning,
"Religion and Violence"
 2 April
2004
Dickinson School of law
Rebecca Rees Dummermuth
(Associate
Director for Legal Affairs White House Office of Faith-Based and
Community Initiatives)
"Promoting Results, Protecting Religious Liberty: The President's
Faith-Based and Community Initiative"
12 April 2004
Dickinson School of Law
Prof. David A. Skeel, Jr.,
"Law and Literature"
16 April
2004
Dickinson College
Dr. R. Bryan Bademan (Univ. of Notre Dame and Princeton
University)
"Contesting the Evangelical Age: Nineteenth-Century Protestants
Challenge
the American Way of Religion"
17 September 2004
Dickinson
College,
The First Annual Philip N. Lockhart Lecture
Dr. Philip Jenkins
Distinguished Professor of History and Religious Studies, The
Pennsylvania State University.
"The
Future of Global Christianity"
1 October 2004
Dickinson College
Creston
Davis, Ph.D. candidate (Univ. of Virginia)
"Seeking the Spirit of Truth in the Ghostly Existence of
the 'Real': The Christian Faith IN the Virtual"
29 October 2004
Dickinson College
Apologist, Mark Potter,
"What
is the Meaning of Sex?"
9 November 2004
Messiah College
Dr. Darryl G. Hart,
"Fickle Allies: American Protestants and the
Defense of the West"
 19 November 2004
Dickinson College
Dr. Gene
Edward Veith,
Director of the Cranach Institute
"The Doctrine of Vocation: Your Work, Your Family, and Your
Citizenship as Callings from God."
 7
March 2005
Dickinson College
Dr. Martin Erdmann,
Senior Scientist, Universitatsspital
Basel Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies, Patrick Henry
College, Director, Verax Institute
"The
Ultimate Implantable Device: Human Enhancement Technologies Powered
by Nanotechnology? A Recent Philosophical-Technological-Medical
Debate."
7 April 2005
Dickinson College
Hon.
Thomas E. Martin, Jr., Magisterial District Judge
"Christian
Participation in Abolition of the Atlantic Slave Trade"
 29
April 2005
Dickinson
College
Dr.
Friedhelm
Radandt,
president Emeritus of The King's College
and former President of Northwestern College.
"Where Tolerance and Ethics Meet"
 13 September 2005
Dickinson
College
Dr.
Dennis P. Hollinger,
President and Professor of Christian Ethics at
Evangelical Theological Seminary.
"World View
& Ethics:
A Case for Christianity"
4 October 2005
Dickinson College
Dr. Os Guinness - Author of some
thirty books and international speaker
"Unspeakable - facing up to evil in an age of genocide
&
terror"
25 October 2005
Dickinson College
Dr. David Wells
-
Professor of
Theology at Gordon-Conwell Seminary
"Spiritual, but not Religious"
 14 November 2005
The John Newton Center
Dr. Terry Mortenson -
Author, international speaker and
history of science scholar
"The Origin of Old-Earth Geology in the 19th Century"
18
November 2005
Dickinson College
Dr.
Mark Chavalas -
Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin
"Babel and Bible:
A Century of Tension
 7
February 2006
Dickinson College
Dr. Leland Ryken
- Author of Reader's Guide Through the Wardrobe: Exploring C. S.
Lewis' Classic Story
"Words
of Delight - The Bible as Literature & literary Influence"
8 February 2006
The John Newton Center
Dr. Leland Ryken
- Author of Reader's Guide Through the Wardrobe: Exploring C. S.
Lewis' Classic Story
"In
Search of a Christian Work Ethic"
21 March 2006
Penn State Dickinson School of Law
Hon.
Thomas E. Martin -
Magisterial District Judge, cum laude
Dickinson College and Dickinson School of Law graduate.
"Jesus and the 'Big Questions'
"
Read
this
lecture
(pdf)
 6 April 2006
Penn State Dickinson School of Law
David Skeel
- Samuel Arsht Professor of Corporate Law at the University of
Pennsylvania Law School.
"Christianity
and the (modest) Rule of Law"
 9 February
2007
Carlisle Theatre / The 2007 Lockhart Lecture
Professor James K. Hoffmeier -
Professor of Old Testament and Ancient
Near Eastern History and Archaeology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School.
"The Exodus from Egypt
In Light of New Archaeological Evidence: Myth or Reality?
 6
April 2007
Memorial Hall, Old West, Dickinson College
Baruch Maoz -
An American-born Jew who grew
up in Israel. He became a Christian in 1963, while serving in the
Israeli army. He has pastored Grace and Truth Christian Congregation
in Israel since 1976. Baruch's writings have been published in
Hebrew, English, Dutch and German.
"Passover and
Jesus
- a Jewish Christian's Point of View"
27
October
2007
International Human Trafficking & Enslavement
Symposium
A
serious consideration of modern slavery ~ the trafficking, buying
and selling of humans ~ as it exists pervasively throughout the
world today.
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Read about our
theological motivations regarding modern human
slavery & exploitation
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See some scenes from the
October
27th, 2007
International Human Trafficking &
Enslavement Symposium
 17 November 2007
Hymn
sing & discussion of what makes a good hymn
Led by Jim Correnti on the piano
This
was an evening of singing and discussion.
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Note:
The John Newton Center believes that a
wide variety of Christian viewpoints should be presented and
discussed, and does not necessarily endorse all of the views
expressed by those invited to present lectures, whether presented at
the Newton sponsored lecture or elsewhere.
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