Explore the relationship between faith and intellect in Gordon’s Great Books Program
The Jerusalem and Athens Forum assists students in cultivating a tradition-informed and morally reflective sense of personal vocation by reading and discussing classic texts, explicitly Christian ones but also others that raise questions of abiding significance for present-day Christian intellectual and moral life. This two-semester program is interdisciplinary in nature and welcomes students from all majors and backgrounds.
Interaction with visiting scholars and Gordon faculty
Gordon STILLPOINT essay contest
Spring debate
Qualifications
Anticipate at least sophomore status at the beginning of the program
Must have a 3.0 GPA or higher
Students considering post-baccalaureate education (whether seminary, graduate school, law, medicine, etc.) are especially encouraged to apply; however, all applicants are considered equally.
Interested?
Interested in learning more? Make sure you explore the full Program Details page, and don’t hesitate to reach out with questions!