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The Crisis of Nihilism and Christian ‘Romanticism’

OPEN TO UNDERGRAD/GRAD/YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

THE CRISIS OF NIHILISM AND CHRISTIAN 'ROMANTICISM'

Friday, September 12, 4 PM - 6 PM

Harvard University, Classroom TBA, Cambridge, MA

Adrian Vermeule

Harvard University

(Response by Fr. Nathaniel Sanders)

What is at stake in today's crisis of moral and legal nihilism, whether as seen in the ‘post-right' or the ‘post-left’? This seminar explores whether some form of ‘Christian romanticism’ could overcome a deep disenchantment and reclaim wonder in a way that is intellectually coherent, spiritually healthy, and ‘future-oriented.' Readings pre-assigned.

Cosmic Origins and Christian Creation

FREE & OPEN TO ALL

COSMIC ORIGINS AND CHRISTIAN CREATION

Thursday, September 25, 5:30PM EDT

Followed by a reception

Harvard Science Center, Hall A,1 Oxford Street, Cambridge & livestreamed

Karin Öberg

Harvard University

Where do we, life, our planet, and the whole universe come from? The past 200 years have produced a staggering number of scientific discoveries about our origins. Some are widely believed to contradict or disprove ancient Christian ideas of divine creation and providence. This talk explores the story of cosmic origins offered by the scientific project and examines how it relates to theological ideas at the core of Christianity.

Co-sponsored by the Society of Catholic Scientists, the Harvard Christian Alumni Society, the Nova Forum, St. Anselm Institute at UVA, and the Lumen Christi Institute

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