Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
The Thomistic Institute at the University of Tulsa presents: ”The Rise of Science and Its Relation to Religion” A Lecture by Prof. Carlos Casanova, University of Florida Wednesday, April 8, at 5 p.m. Chapman Lecture Hall Pizza at 4:45 p.m. before! This lecture is free and open to the public. Scan the QR code to […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
This is a lecture with the Thomistic Institute chapter at The University of Tulsa given by Sister Anna Wray, O.P. She is a Dominican sister based in Washington D.C. at the Catholic University of America. The Thomistic Institute at The University of Tulsa presents: Musical Dependence: What's Behind It & How We Can Move […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer’s works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
The UTulsa community is invited each Monday at 12 p.m. in the Atrium of Sharp Chapel to read and discuss the writings of Gregory of Nissa. Readings and discussion led by Chaplain Jeff Francis, Professors Matthew Drever and Donald Prudlo, and participating students and faculty. UTulsa students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Books provided. […]
The UTulsa community is invited each Monday at 12 p.m. in the Atrium of Sharp Chapel to read and discuss the writings of Gregory of Nissa. Readings and discussion led by Chaplain Jeff Francis, Professors Matthew Drever and Donald Prudlo, and participating students and faculty. UTulsa students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Books provided. […]
