Imago Dei: Human Dignity In Ecumenical Perspective
What does it mean today when Christians employ the language of human dignity to express beliefs about human worth in light of the doctrine of Creation? And how have various historical forces and developments (the rise of biotechnology, process of globalization, intractable problems of poverty and disease, the proliferation of moral and technological choices made available to individuals in liberal societies) affected the manner in which we think and speak about... human dignity.
PARTICIPANTS:
REV. JOHN BEHR
Dean and Professor of Patristics, St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary
RUSSELL HITTINGER
William K. Warren Professor of Catholic Studies and Research Professor of Law, University of Tulsa
C. BEN MITCHELL
Graves Professor of Moral Philosophy, Union University
Friday, April 16, 2010 | Ken Olsen Science Center
A one-day conference.
This conference is free and open to the public.For directions, local accommodations or campus and local maps, please use the resource links below. If you need additional information, we welcome you to contact us.
PHONE: 978 867 4227
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gordon.eduRESOURCE LINKS
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Artwork: Mosaic in the nave of the Duomo of Monreale, Creation of the Animals and of Man, c. 1182-1192.