Were you unable to attend Acton University 2012? Want to hear a lecture you missed? You’re in luck, because we have (almost) all of the lectures available so far. Stay tuned to grab them as they’re posted to our digital lecture store. Here’s what’s available so far:
Day 1 – June 12
- A Conversation with Michael Novak
Day 2 – June 13
- Christian Anthropology (’12) – Dr. Samuel Gregg
- Person and Property in the Pentateuch – Dr. David Baker
- The Church and Urban Education – Dr. Anthony Bradley
- de Vitoria and Economic Liberty – Dr. Alejandro Chafuen
- The Role of Ideas in Economic History – Prof. Ross Emmett
- Christian Vision of Government – Michael Matheson Miller
- East Meets West: Consumerism and Asceticism – Rev. Gregory Jensen
- Religion and the 21st Century – Rev. Raymond de Souza
- The Unknown Solzhenitsyn – Dr. Edward Ericson
- The Role of the Mega-Church – Rev. Dan Scott
- The Economic Way of Thinking (’12) – Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
- The Church and God’s Economy – Dr. Jordan Ballor
- Communitarianism: Theory and Critique – Dr. Kenneth Grasso
- Corruption – Prof. Carroll Rios de Rodriguez
- The Gospel of Luke – Prof. Chris Armstrong
- Value Investing – Mr. David Bahnsen
- 19th Century Reflections on Liberty – Michael Matheson Miller
- Tensions in American Conservatism – Dr. Jay Richards
- Biblical Foundations of Freedom – Dr. Charles Self
- An Evening with Arthur Brooks
Day 3 – June 14
- Economics and Human Action – Dr. Peter Boettke
- Orthodoxy, Church and State – Very Rev. Michael Butler
- Christianity and the Scottish Enlightenment – Dr. Samuel Gregg
- Poverty in the Developing World – Michael Matheson Miller
- The Church and Modern Civilization – Dr. Greg Forster
- Vocational Stewardship and Community Transformation – Dr. Amy Sherman
Visit the digital lecture store here to buy individual lectures and to view additional descriptions. Be sure to bookmark it since we’ll be posting more into next week.
