A seminar led by N.T. Wright on the sacraments of the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, discussing the larger questions of space, time and matter within which our understanding of sacraments must be located.
http://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/space-time-and-sacraments-n-t-wright
A seminar led by N.T. Wright on the sacraments of the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, discussing the larger questions of space, time and matter within which our understanding of sacraments must be located.
http://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/space-time-and-sacraments-n-t-wright
A seminar led by N.T. Wright on the sacraments of the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, discussing the larger questions of space, time and matter within which our understanding of sacraments must be located.
http://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/space-time-and-sacraments-n-t-wright
A seminar led by N.T. Wright on the sacraments of the Lord’s Supper and Baptism, discussing the larger questions of space, time and matter within which our understanding of sacraments must be located.
http://worship.calvin.edu/resources/resource-library/space-time-and-sacraments-n-t-wright
The January Series of Calvin College
Andy and Dan talk about The Beatles concert videos via Rock Band, do-it-yourself bootleg Hobbes stuffed toys, and more.
Raro com’è sentire il più grande social media editor del mondo che si racconta, ne approfittiamo. Andy Carvin di NPR si descrive in una breve intervista come membro della Online News Association (ONA) e riflette sul suo lavoro, distaccandosi – come abbiamo sempre immaginato – dall’interpretazione strettamente giornalistica del suo ruolo…
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A wondrous May Day for all of you! As you MUST know, this is the start of Beltane to end on Halloween with Samhain (SAW-Win). Whatever that means. I have an inkling, but as they say, a little too much information is a dangerous thing. Secularly, it has to do with fertility/new spring planting and ends with the harvest. Ah, the harvest. So what better way to celebrate the beginning of planting season with a reading of John Haught’s Holy Horrors: The Reformation?
Calvin Tomkins profiles the tennis player Roger Federer. Here Blake Eskin talks with Tomkins about his lifelong love of tennis, and about Bill Tilden, John McEnroe, and Roger Federer, who is the best player he’s ever seen. Tomkins also reads from one of his early humor pieces for the magazine, “Zen in the Art of Tennis.”
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Dickie Shannon and the Sector Five Team commence with a full hour of Geeky-ness! John the comic book guy gives his full report on Batmanâs 700th comic book anniversary, Wonder Woman, A-Team, Anthony Hopkins, Storm the Movie, 3-D TVâs, Nintendo DS, Inception the movie, Christopher Nolan, etc. Michelle the Ghost Girl gives her Weird Science Report about NASAâs Face In Space program, how cheetahs love Calvin Kleinâs Obsession for Men, and all about the fighting habits of spiders. Spacey Dave gives his satirical space news report covering the South Korean rocket failure, and discusses the significance of the Japanese satellite Hayabusa returning with asteroid dirt. As always, Captain Proton, our ever vigilant comedic sidekick, is there to voice his somewhat valued opinion. Dickie Shannon discusses technology, science, and other unusual and wacky stories.