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Sept. 9
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Becoming One and Being Without Self: A Zen Approach to Religious Life
Jeff Shore, Hanazono University, Kyoto, Japan
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Sept. 16
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Saving the Elephants: Conserving Elephants in a Human-Dominated Landscape in Sri Lanka
Charles Santiapillai, Zoologist/Ecologist, Sri Lanka
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Sept. 23
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China Odyssey: How China Looks to Me
Panel of Hendrix students who went to China summer of 2005
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Sept. 30
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Reflections on Psychiatry and Spirituality
Dr. Sarah Vanscoy, Psychiatrist, Jonesboro
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Oct. 7
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Internet and Community
Dr. Jay Barth, Department of Politics
Dr. Jay McDaniel, Department of Religion
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Oct. 21
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Religious Perspectives on Evolutionary Biology
Rev. Chris Keller, Episcopal Priest, Little Rock
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Oct. 28
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A Loving God and a World of Hurt: An Answer to the Problem of Evil
Dr. Thomas Oord, Northwest Nazarene University
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Nov. 4
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An Odyssey of Service Around the World
Poster presentations by Hendrix-Lilly Service Fellows:
Featuring Jessica Bridges (Chile), Mari Ruth Petzing (Oregon), Margi Ault-Duell (Kansas), Heath De Jean (South Africa), Joni Podschu (Slovakia)
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Nov. 11
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Contrasting First-Person and Third-Person Sources of Data for Philosophical Hypotheses
Dr. Joseph Levine, Ohio State University
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Nov. 18
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Navajo Traditions
Sunny Dooley, Navajo Storyteller |
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All Friday Afternoon Discussions are in the Raney Building, 3:30-4:30 p.m.