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4311 Comi-Tragic Vision of Peter DeVries, The Meyer, Arlin G. 5/9/1985
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15236 Papal Revolution, Conscience, and the Rule of Law, The Frohnen, Bruce 11/13/2008 Dr. Bruce Frohnen is a visiting Associate Professor of Law at the Ohio Northern University College of Law. Frohnen has served as a Visiting Scholar with the Johns Hopkins Sc hool of Advanced International Studies, as well as a Legislative Aide to former U.S. Senator Spencer Abraham, and a Senior Fellow at Liberty Fund Inc. He has taught at Emory University, the Catholic University of America and Ave Maria School of Law. Dr. F rohnen's research interests focus on the the connections between human rights and differing views of the nature of human community and the person. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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14217 Doing Good in the World: How Congregations Make a Difference Ammerman, Nancy 2/26/2007 Nancy Ammerman, Professor of Sociology of Religion at Boston University's School of Theology, has spent much of the last decade studying American religious congregations. Her many writings include "Pillars of Faith: American Congregations and their Partners"; "Congregation and Community"; and "Bible Believers: Fundamentalists in the Modern World."
In 1993, Dr. Ammerman served on a panel of experts convened by the U.S. Departments of Justice and Treasury in light of the government's confrontation with the Branch Davidians at Waco, and she testified on the same subject before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1995. In 1997, she lectured i n Israel under sponsorship of the U.S. State Department.
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12288 Reconstructing Post-War Iraq: Challenges and Opportunities Haveman, James 9/22/2004 James K. Haveman, who served as the Coalition Provisional Advisor to the Iraqi Ministry of Health, addressed the issue of "Reconstructing Post-War Iraq: Challenges and Opportunities." Haveman holds degrees from Calvin College and Michigan State University, has been the recipient of the Calvin College Distinguished Alumni Award, and served as the Director of the Michigan Department of Community Health from 1996 unti l his appointment to Iraq in January of 2003. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale. Heritage Hall : Available for sale. Henry Institute
16020 World Christianity and American Christianity: What About the Future? Noll, Mark 9/18/2009 Noll is currently the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at Notre Dame University; he previously taught for 27 years at Wheaton College in both history and theology. N oll was named one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in America by Time Magazine in 2005. He is a well known author, and his book credits include The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind; The Rise of Evangelicalism; The Work We Have To Do: A History of Pr otestants in America, and The New Shape of World Christianity: How American Experience Reflects Global Faith. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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16019 God and Race in American Politics Noll, Mark 9/17/2009 Noll is currently the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at Notre Dame University; he previously taught for 27 years at Wheaton College in both history and theology. N oll was named one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in America by Time Magazine in 2005. He is a well known author, and his book credits include The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind; The Rise of Evangelicalism; The Work We Have To Do: A History of Pr otestants in America, and The New Shape of World Christianity: How American Experience Reflects Global Faith. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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16011 Disappearing God Gap? Religion and the 2008 Presidential Election, The Smidt, Corwin 10/7/2009 Corwin Smidt, Executive Director of the Paul Henry Institute, spoke on "The Disappearing God Gap? Religion and the 2008 Presidential Election," presenting some of the findings from the Henry Institute national survey conducted in two phases, before and after the November 2008 elections.
Smidt earned his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Iowa, and specializes in American public opinion and e lectoral behavior. In addition to his role as Director of the Henry Institute, he is a professor of Political Science at Calvin College and is well known as a writer, scholar and expert in the area of religion and politics.
Dr. Smidt's expertise and knowledge in the field of religion and politics have led to numerous media interviews and consultations, including interviews with Reuters, the Associated Press, the Washington Times, the Denver Post, the Boston Globe, the Washington Post, the Los Angele s Times, and the Grand Rapids Press. He has been invited to speak at various conferences and events in the United States and internationally.
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12289 Between Fundamentalism and Secularization: Church-State Relations in Orthodox Post-Communist Romania Rogobete, Silviu 9/9/2004 Dr. Rogobete is one of the co-founders of the Areopagus Centre for Christian Studies and Contemporary Culture in Timisoara, a non-profit organization started in 1997 by a gr oup of Christians concerned with presenting the gospel in a way relevant to today's culture and society. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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15990 Transformation in Jesus Layne, Tamrat 9/30/2009 Former Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Tamrat Layne, spoke at Calvin College on September 30, 2009. Layne was one of the founding members of the former Ethiopian Peoples Demo cratic Movement (EPDM) [now the Amhara National Democratic Movement (ANDM)]. As a leader in the organization, he was an active participant in the seventeen years of rebellion prior to their overthrow of the socialist military dictatorship in Ethiopia, whe n he became deputy prime minister. In 1996, he was arrested, charged, and convicted of corruption and abuse of power.
Layne served twelve years in prison in Ethiopia, and was recently released six years before completing his 18 year sentence. While incarcerated, Tamrat Layne became deeply religious, converting to Christianity in 2001. In an interview with Addis Fortune after his release on December 19, 2008, he said, "I am a man of God. I've no desire to engage in personal or party politics. I would like to preach faith, peace and love."
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15980 Life and Work of Paul B. Henry, The Smidt, Corwin 9/10/2009 Corwin Smidt, Director of the Paul Henry Institute will speak at the Grand Rapids Historical Society meeting on Reflections on the Life, Thought, and Public Service of Paul B. Henry. By drawing on some of Henry's writings prior to his life of public service, the talk will outline Henry's political principles and how they shaped his political practice, thereby making Paul Henry (in the words of columnist David Broder) "o ne political who lived up to the highest standards of public service."

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12517 Freeing God's Children: The Unlikely Alliance for Global Human Rights Hertzke, Allen 11/11/2004 Dr. Allen Hertzke, internationally recognized expert on religion and politics, as well as author, frequent news commentator and international lecturer, presented the 9th annual Paul B. Henry Lecture.
His recently published book by the same name provides a window into the changing religious landscape (in the United States and globally) as religious leaders focus attention on human rights concerns and form unlikely a lliances between religious organizations and other interest groups. Dr. Hertzke challenges the assumption that modernization in our world automatically leads to the secularization of society, asserting instead that in the face of global Christianity and r enewed activism, the role of faith in individuals' lives is leading in the opposite direction.
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12538 Jesus' Politics Storkey, Dr. Alan 3/2/2005 Dr. Storkey explores the political significance of Jesus which emerges from the Gospels. His work and studies have confirmed to him that Jesus is the most important politi cal figure in world history and that the political content of the Gospel texts is often both severely understated and superficially seen.
Dr. Storkey has worked for several decades in the disciplines of politics, sociology and economics. He co-founde d the Movement for Christian Democracy, based in Great Britain, and has taught for twenty years at Oak HIll Theological College in London.
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12651 Christian Zionism: The Road to Armageddon Sizer, Stephen 4/20/2005 "Christian Zionism: Roadmap to Armageddon?" was presented by Stephen Sizer, Vicar of Christ Church in Virginia Water, United Kingdom. Sizer examined how evangel ical eschatology has embedded itself in modern political ideology, and challenged evangelical Christians to consider appropriate paths for a just resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Sizer has served as Vicar at Christ Church for 8 years, and also works with Campus Crusade for Christ and several other mission agencies on short-term projects in Europe and the Middle East. He is chairman of the International Bible Society UK and vice-chairman of the Christian charity known as "Highway Projects," which sends teams of young people to serve in the Holy Land.
The lecture was co-sponsored by the Henry Institute and the Christian Reformed Church Office of Social Justice.
None : Not Recorded.
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12696 God's Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It Wallis, Jim 5/5/2005 In the lecture, which followed the concepts of his most recent book, he asserted that moral values encompass actions and attitudes toward a host of issues, including povert y, the environment, criminal justice and war. Evangelical Christians are called to define "moral values" much more broadly than the current trend to look exclusively at wedge issues like abortion and gay marriage, and that religion will be, and should be a factor in American public and political life. Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
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16278 God and Government: Abraham Kuyper, Pope Leo XIII, and George W. Bush Confront the Social Question Daly, Lewis 2/19/2010


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13595 Can There Be A ‘Christian Politics' Today? Paul, Garrett 11/10/2005 Dr. Garrett Paul is co-author of "The Emphatic Christian Center: Reforming Christian Political Practice" and is currently a professor of religion at Gustavus Adolp hous College. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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16279 Tensions at the Crossroads of Religion and Politics Gerson, Michael 3/18/2001


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13702 Senator Dan Coates Coates, Dan 4/19/1999 Paul Henry Lecture Series Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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13706 Vincent Bacote Bacote, Vincent 2/1/2006
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14995 Through a Glass Darkly: Politics and the Problem of Knowledge in Calvin's Thought Sitman, Matthew 10/14/2008 Matthew Sitman, Ph.D. candidate in Political Theory in the Department of Government at Georgetown University Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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14996 Thinking Christianly - Voting Secularly? How to Vote in November (2028) Chaplin, Jonathan 10/27/2008 Chaplin (Director of the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics, based at Tyndale House in Cambridge, United Kingdom) notes that while we are voting now, Christians must also think a generation ahead in order to make a real impact as Christian citizens who don't simply follow secular fashion.
Chaplin holds a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University; a Mphil degree from the Institute for Chri stian Studies in Toronto, Canada; and a PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has affiliations with the Center for Public Justice, and serves as a Board member for Citizens for Public Justice in Toronto and the Movement for Chr istian Democracy in the United Kingdom.
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13760 Road Rage on the Way to Heaven: Religious Resurgence and Rising Religious Conflict Bouma, Dr. Gary 3/30/2006 Dr. Bouma is the UNESCO Chair in Interreligious and Intercultural Relations-Asia Pacific, as well as a Professor of Sociology at Monash University in Australia. He graduated from Calvin College in 1963, is an Anglican priest, and has served in professional positions in eight different denominations. Dr. Bouma has written extensively, with his research focusing primarily on the interaction of religion and society in western c ultures. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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14052 Public Virtue, Republican Government, Seperation of Church and State McConnel, Judge Michael 10/12/2006 Judge McConnell was appointed to the Tenth Circuit by President George W. Bush in 2002, and is widely known for his judicial opinions related to church-state issues.

McConnell attended Michigan State University and the University of Chicago Law School. He clerked for Judge Skelly Wright on the D.C. Circuit and then for Justice William Brennan. Michael W. McConnell joined the faculty at the University of Utah's S.J. Q uinney College of Law (where he continues to teach) in 1997 after serving at the University of Chicago Law School for 12 years. Prior to his teaching career, Professor McConnell served as assistant to the solicitor general with the U.S. Department of Just ice, assistant general counsel for the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, and clerked for Chief Judge J. Skelly Wright, of the District of Columbia U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. He also served a clerkship with U.S. Supreme Court Justice William J. Bre nnan.

Among the country's most distinguished scholars in the fields of constitutional law and theory with a specialty in the religion clauses of the First Amendment, Professor McConnell has argued 11 times before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is widel y published in the areas of church-state relations and the First Amendment.
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14078 Renewing American Culture: The Pursuit of Happiness Malloch, Theodore 11/17/2006 Theodore Malloch discussed the basic questions of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in the face of challenges presented in a global economy with rapidly advancing t echnology and ever-changing information. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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14079 Democratization: African Female Political Behavior in Islam and Christianity Beard, Virginia 11/15/2006 "Democratization: African Female Political Behavior in Islam and Christianity," focusin on a portion of her Ph.D. dissertation: "Democratic Orientation in Eme rging African Democracies: Do Religion and Gender Matter?" Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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14081 Orthodoxy, Islam and Religious Intolerance in Russia Karpov, Vyacheslav 9/28/2006 "Orthodoxy, Islam and Religious Intolerance in Russia" was presented by Vyacheslav Karpov, an Associate Professor at Western Michigan University. His current resea rch focuses on religion, moral values and tolerance in Russia, the United States, and other societies. Karpov has also researched and published work on post-communist political and educational change. Presently, he is serving as the Principal Investigator of a collaborative international survey-research project entitled "Religious Intolerance among Orthodox Christians and Muslims in Russia" which is funded by the National Council for East European and Eurasian Research. Prior to coming to the Un ited States in 1990, Karpov had lived, studied and worked in St. Petersburg, Russia.

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14285 Practicing Repentance: Christian Politics after Arrogance Koopman, Douglas 4/30/2007 Dr. Douglas Koopman is the William Spoelhof Teacher-Scholar-in-Residence and professor of political science at Calvin College. He worked for many years in Washington D.C., f or Congressmen Richard Armey, Peter Hoekstra, Fred Upton, and Paul Henry, and was also an economist for the Joint Economic Committee of Congress for more than 4 years. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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14265 Islamic Fundamentalism and Secularization Abousenna, Mona 4/4/2007 Professor Mona Abousenna presents her perspective on the current state of Islam and calls for a more enlightened and critical interpretation of her faith tradition.
P rofessor Abousenna is the founder and Secretary General of two international philosophical associations: the Afro-Asian Philosophy Association, and Averroes and Enlightenment International Association. She is Professor Emeritus of English and Comparative Literature on the Faculty of Education at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt.
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13587 Forging a Faithful Concensus: The Future of Public-Private Partnerships in Community-Serving Religious Orgs. DiIulio, John 10/25/2005 John DiIulio, speaker for the tenth annual Paul B. Henry Lecture, was the first director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, serving as a Democrat in a newly formed office within the Republican Bush Administration. Dr. DiIulio discussed "Forging a Faithful Concensus: The Future of Public-Private Partnerships Involving Community-Based Religious Organizations."
As of 2005, he is serving as the Frederic Fox Leadership Professor of politics, religion and civil society at the University of Pennsylvania where he teaches political science. DiIulio has also been an Assistant to the President of the United States, as well as taught politics and public affairs at Princeton University.
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16786 Herman Dooyeweerd: Christian Philosopher of State and Civil Society Chaplin,Jonathan 1/31/2011 Jonathan Chaplin, Director of the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics at Tyndale House in Cambridge, England, lectured on his recent book entitled Herman Dooyeweerd: Christian Philosopher of State and Civil Society. Dooyeweerd, a twentieth century Dutch philosopher, has long influenced a scholarly community in Europe and North America. Chaplin asserts that the philosopher can offer constructive concepts regarding the relationship between state and civil society which will help to achieve justice and the public good.

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12156 Followers of Jesus, Doers of Justice VandeZande, Gerald 4/19/2004 Gerald Vandezande, elder statesman of Canadian Christian political advocacy and former National Public Affairs Director for Citizens for Public Justice, along with Mark Vand erVennen, Canadian political thinker, social worker, author and playwrite, presented reflections on current "hot button" issues in modern politics. "Followers of Jesus, Doers of Justice: Can There Be Peace and Justice for All in a Polarized and Violent World?" was co-sponsored with the Christian Reformed Church Office of Social Justice. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11101 Faith & the Public Arena Goeglien, Tim 4/28/2003 While faith-based efforts have seemingly stalled in both Congress and the Senate, the White House remains committed to the basic idea that many of society's problems coul d benefit from the assistance of religious groups. And it vows to keep government assistance to faith-based organizations on the legislative table.
Tim Goeglein has worked in the public arena for nearly 15 years. For a decade, he was first the Deput y Press Secretary and then Communications Director for U.S. Senator Dan Coats of Indiana. An Indiana native, he began his career at WKJG-NBC in Fort Wayne, producing their evening newscasts. During the Bush-Cheney campaign, Goeglein served as the Coalitio ns Media Director. He graduated from Indiana University, Bloomington with honors from the Ernie Pyle School of Journalism.
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10856 Christian Peacemaking in the Middle East: Healing the Dysfunctional Family of Abraham Levin, Jerry 1/21/2003 A talk on non-violence in the context of the middle east by former CNN bureau chief Jerry Levin, the first of the so-called "forgotten" hostages in Lebanon in the mid-1980s. Kidnapped on March 7, 1984, he spent 11 months in solitary confinement until his escape on Valentines Day, 1985. While a hostage, Jerry experienced a spiritual transformation from a "culturally assimilated Jewish-American atheist" to becoming a follower of Jesus. After his escape to freedom he embarked on a campaign of writing and lecturing on the futility of violence as a means of resolving individual, social, cultural or political issues. Since May, 2002, he has worked with Christia n Peacemaker Teams in the occupied territories. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale. Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research Henry Institute
10770 Religious Identifications and Loyalties among CRC/RCA Clergy and Parishioners Luidens, Don 11/20/2002 Dr. Don Luidens of the Hope College Department of Sociology. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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16911 Who's Sanctioning Whom? The Continuing Evolution of the Federal Faith-Based Initiative Koopman, Douglas 10/26/2011 Trends in American Politics and Public Life, given by Dr. Douglas Koopman.

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10664 Myths, Lies, and Soundbites: Reaction to President Bush's Faith-Based Initiative Monsma, Stephen 4/29/2002 Prof. Monsma's address is built upon his ongoing research on government's relationship to faith-based social services.
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16745 Diminished or Diverse? An Examination of the Political Voice of Churches in Democratic South Africa Kuperus, Tracy 11/17/2010 Tracy Kuperus, Associate Professor of International Development Studies at Calvin College, spoke on "Diminished or Diverse? An Examination of the Political Voice of Chu rches in Democratic South Africa." None : Not Recorded.
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16744 Rule of Law in Russia: Problems and Perspectives, The Shirin, Andrey 11/3/2010 Andrey Shirin, Adjunct Professor at the John Leland Center for Theological Studies (Falls Church, VA), lectured on “The Rule of Law in Russia: Problems and Perspecti ves as the inaugural in the Pruis Rule of Law Lecture Series. None : Not Recorded.
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6107 Struggling Toward the 'Beloved Community' Lewis, John 4/17/2000 U.S. Representative John Lewis of Georgia, noted civil rights leader and member of Congress, delivered the fourth annual Paul B. Henry Lecture. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale. Heritage Hall : Available for sale. Henry Institute
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3476 Faith in Politics Hillegonds, Paul 4/30/2001 Paul Hillegonds, former Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives and current President of Detroit Renaissance, delivered the Fifth Annual Paul Henry Lecture.

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16660 Causes and Consequences of Religious Minority Repression in Muslim Countries, The Sarkissian, Ani 10/13/2010 Ani Sarkissian spoke on "The Causes and Consequences of Religious Minority Repression in Muslim Countries." Dr. Sarkissian is an Assistant Professor of Political S cience at Michigan State University, where she is a core faculty member of the Muslim Studies Program and the Center for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies. Sarkissian holds a PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where she receive d grants from the National Science Foundation and IREX (Individual Advanced Research Opportunities) to develop her dissertation on religion and democratization in Christian and Islamic societies. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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3270 Apostles of Common Grace Budziszewski, J. 11/17/1997 Innaugural address and charge to the Henry Institute Heritage Hall : No Restriction
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12153 State of the World as Seen Through the Eyes of the Church, The Edgar, Robert 4/26/2004 The Rev. Dr. Robert Edgar, General Secretary of the National Council of Churches of Christ, presented the eighth annual Paul B. Henry Lecture on Faith and Politics: "Th e State of the World as Seen Through the Eyes of the Church." Dr. Edgar has headed the NCCC since January of 2000; was a six-term member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-PA), and is an ordained elder in the Methodist church and known activist, educator and Christian. Bookstore (college) : Available for sale. Heritage Hall : Available for sale. Henry Institute
16789 Globalization: Seeking to Reconcile Theological and Economic Perspectives Tiemstra, Dr. John 2/23/2011


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13955 Heritage Alumni Speaker: Islam Abadeer, Adel 4/26/2006
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11113 Limited Incarnation: Revisiting the Searle/Derrida Debate in Christian Context Smith, James K.A. 5/16/2003 Recorded on the back of Augustine, Heidegger, and Gadamer…-Tazelaar Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11107 Hermeneutics of Deliverance: Robison Crusoe and the Future of Christian Interpretation, The McCrea, Brian 5/16/2003 Canon, Intertextuality, Determinate Meaning…-Schultz is recorded on the back of the tape Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11108 Canon, Intertextuality, and Determinate Meaning: Understanding Isaiah's "new heavens and new earth"(Isa. 65:17 Schultz, Richard 5/16/2003 Recorded on Side 2 of A11107 "Hermeneutics of Deliverance." Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11109 Revelation, Interpretation Authority: The Book on Adler Lillegard, Norman 5/16/2003
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11110 Interpreting Children's Literature: The Case for a Special Hermeneutics Coats, Karen 5/16/2003 Second side of tape has Literality Matters-Fetzer Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.
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11112 Augustine, Heidegger, and Gadamer: Hearkening to the Inner Word Tazelaar, Mark 5/16/2003 Limited Incarnation-Smith is recorded on the back Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11114 Deconstruction and the Interpretation of Christian Faith Caputo, John D. 5/16/2003
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11115 Meeting at the Modern Crossroads: Fiction, History, and Christian Understanding Lundin, Roger 5/17/2003 Improvisation of Hermeneutics-Benson is recorded on the backside Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11116 Improvisation of Hermeneutics: Some Jazz Lessons, The Benson, Bruce Ellis 5/17/2003 Recorded on Side 2 of A11115, "Meeting at the Modern Crossroads." Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11117 Ethical Hermeneutics and the Theater: Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice Faber, Benne 5/17/2003 Knowledge that One Does Not Know-Bieber is recorded on the back Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11120 Knowledge that One Does Not Know: Gadamer, Levertov, and the Hermeneutics of the Question, The Bieber, Christina 5/17/2003 Recorded on the back of Ethical Hermeneutics and the Theater-Faber Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11121 Notes toward a Rhetorical Aesthetics: Calvin's Theory of Exchange Vander Weele, Michael 5/17/2003
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11111 Literality Matters Fetzer, Glenn 5/16/2003 On Side 2 of #A11110, "Interpreting Children's Literature." Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
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11105 Resurrecting the Author Wolterstorff, Nicholas 5/15/2003
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Item #Program TitleSpeakerDateDescriptionAudio DistributorVideo DistributorEvent Name
4574 World War I Strikwerda, Earl 5/5/1970
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10916 Staff Appreciation Event, 2003 Stoel, Kari; Van Denend, Mike 4/22/2003 Video of the Staff Appreciation Event, April, 2003.
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5204 Entrada 1997



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4894 Calvin College Admissions Office
2/19/1990 Calvin Promo
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4872 Time For Color is Now, The Ozinga, Thomas J. 1/29/1990

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4807 Crossing the Beltline Van Howe, Tom 3/14/1990 WOOD TV "Live at 5:30" story on Calvin students running across the Beltline
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4806 Trite and Glitzy Diekema, Anthony J.
Spoof video of President Diekema critiquing campus Christmas decorations. Made for Staff Christmas event, (1993?).
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4805 Tony (Diekema) Awards 1995
6/8/1995 Retirement Tribute Event for Calvin College President Anthony Diekema.
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11452 Campaign Spoof



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4718 Chapel Exterior, Calvin commercial 1989 Ozinga, Tom 12/31/1988

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5297 History of Foreign Missions Evenhuis, Henry
Andriese, Ted


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16788 Abraham Kuyper and Race: A New Look Bratt, James 2/16/2011 Abraham Kuyper has long been associated with white-racist attitudes, and respecting sub-Saharan Africa that reputation must stand as established. In the long set of essays h e wrote about his 1905-06 trip around the Mediterranean Sea, however, he shows a much more supple and nuanced set of attitudes toward non-European peoples. This lecture will explore and explain how ethnicity, religion, and culture intersected in Kuyper's thinking, noting the substantial research that lay behind his observations and the often surprising conclusions he drew for Christian thinking about the diversity and future of human cultures.

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16676 Covenant Fine Arts Center Dedication Byker, Gaylen; Hulst, Mary 10/20/2010 On October 20, 1966, the Fine Arts Center was dedicated on Calvin's
Knollcrest Campus. Forty-four years later, with gratitude to God, we
celebrate the newly renovated Covenant Fine Arts Center.
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16428 Calvin Admissions Video, 1993



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11295 Highlights of Calvin College

Highlights of the 2000 school year; Republican Debates, Hope V, Calvin, January Series, Cold Knight Club, and Interviews with Christian Athletes.
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11306 Gaylen Byker Faculty Forum Byker, Gaylen 1/12/1995 Pres. Byker answers questions from the crowd
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11310 Ed Boeve- Retirement Slide Show Boeve, Ed


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11314 Mastadon Dig

In Spring of '99, construction crews building Ada Bible Church discovered bones in farmland just southwest of Grand Rapids. Students from Calvin and volunteers from GR help ed to excavate this site during the summer.
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11449 DeVries Hall Dedication
10/22/1999

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11450 DeVries Hall Naming Ceremony
10/23/1999

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4803 Chapel Dedication Service Cooper, Dale 9/27/1989

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14165 Scholarship Dinner
9/11/2006
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6031 Scenes on Franklin Campus



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6032 Spoelhof Saga, The Kuiper, Ken
Scenes of President Spoelhof from 1973-1975. Shot by Ken Kuiper, English Department. Transferred from Super8 film.
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6035 Day in the Life of President Spoelhof, A Spoelhof, William
Shots of President Spoelhof. Undated. Transferred from Super8 film.
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6246 DeVos Communications Center Promo Maxwell, Sarah 10/13/2000 Describes the need for building the DeVos Communications Center.
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6260 Calvin Spots 1-16-85 TV 13 & 8 Safety Kids
1/16/1985

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6265 Portable Calvin Commercial Meyering, Darlene 1/29/1990

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6352 Inauguration of Provost
8/25/1996

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10830 I Am Calvin (Promo) edited by Steve Koster 1/1/1999 Commercial for Calvin College
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8619 Campaign for Calvin College
1/12/1996 Promotional for "Campaign for Calvin College."
Revised from 3/31/94 version.

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10679 CAS Reunion Banquet Bosma Smit, Ann; Byker, Gaylen; Christians, Clifford; Cooper, Dale; McFadzen, David; Wales, Ken 10/26/2002 Banquet for CAS majors' reunion during dedication of DeVos Communications Center.
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4225 60-Second Ad, 1997



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8622 Pious Banker Boer, Bill
Satire roasting Bill Boer, VP Business & Finance.
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5658 Calvin Moves to Knollcrest: Interview with Former President Spoelhof Spoelhof, William 5/9/2000 Nathan Bierma interviews William Spoelhof about moving to the Knollcrest Campus. May 9, 2000
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5584 Campaign for Calvin College, The Diekema, Anthony J. 1/1/1991 Promotional video for the first "Campaign for Calvin College," 1991.
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5626 William Fyfe: Master Planning at Calvin Fyfe, Bill 4/1/1991 Bill Fyfe tours the Knolcrest campus and explains the thinking behind how the early campus was designed.
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5625 Interview with William Fyfe about the Philosophy Behind the Architecture on the Calvin College Campus Fyfe, William


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10521 Staff Appreciation Event, 2002 Van Denend, Mike; Stoel, Kari; Meyering, Bob; Meyering, Darlene; Buursma, Randy 4/25/2002

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4802 Calvin College Comprehensive Plan 1989
5/22/1989 Merpi Productions - Calvin College Comprehensive Plan
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8618 Calvin Promo 1990 II
3/16/1990 For NCAA Final 4
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13668 William Spoelhof: The Early Years Spoelhof, William 1/26/2006 First of 2-part series on William Spoelhof. 'William Spoelhof: The Early Years' chronicles Spoelhof's life from childhood up to his presidency at Calvin College.
[His i nterview for the Library of Congress' WW2 Veteran's History Project is at: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/8130]

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12518 Day in the Life of Calvin College, A various 9/1/2004 A portrait of all the activities that occur in one day at Calvin College.
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12519 Halftime Program, 2005 Calvin v. Hope Basketball (Gainey Leadership Retreat) Hoogstra, Shirley; Winkle, Aaron; Boumgarden, Peter; Kuipers, Kara; Warners, Amber 1/24/2005 A promotional piece for the Calvin College Christian Formation for Athletes and Team Development program. Focuses on the 2004 Gainey Retreat for student athletes.
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15652 John Calvin 500th Birthday: NPR Interview Maag, Karin; Raz, Guy 7/12/2009 Guy Raz, of National Public Radio's "All Things Considered", interviews Karin Maag about Calvin College's celebration of John Calvin's 500th birthday. Originally a ired July 12, 2009. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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14612 John L. De Beer: Last Day of Class De Beer, John L. 5/7/1976 Students playing "This is Your Life" with John De Beer, on his last day of class, May, 1976. Black & white.
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13491 Byker 10-Year Presidential Anniversary Celebration Harms, Dick; Maag, Karin
On July 6, the Calvin College community gathered in both Gezon Auditorium and then on the DeWit Manor lawn to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Gaylen Byker as president of Calvin and Susan Byker as the college's "first lady."
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13505 Interviews With Calvin Alumni: Fredrick Manfred Manfred, Fredrick 2/14/1986

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15258 DeVos Communications Center and Prince Conference Center Groundbreaking DeVos, Richard; Byker, Gaylen; Prince, Elsa; Schultze, Quintin 5/1/2001 Groundbreaking ceremony for DeVos Communications Center and Prince Conference Center.
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15660 History of the Calvin College Campus Byker, Gaylen; Spoelhof, William 1/26/1999 Illustrated lecture describing the development of Calvin College from the 1950's to mid-70's. Presented as part of the Christian Perspectives on Literature (CPOL) class of I nterim, 1999.
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14718 Steel Topping Ceremony Byker, Gaylen; Venema, Thelma 4/21/2008 Ceremony celebrating the last steel beam placed for the Venema A
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15658 History of the Calvin College Campus Byker, Gaylen; Spoelhof, William 1/20/1998 Illustrated lecture describing the development of Calvin College from the 1950's to mid-70's. Presented as part of the Christian Perspectives on Literature (CPOL) class of I nterim, 1998.
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4605 Calvin-Hope Man's Basketball, 1985
2/17/1985 Calvin College at Hope College, including 3 Calvin promos.
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4804 Calvin Promo spot 1990
2/24/1990 Promotional advertisement
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15207 Venema Aquatic Center Opening Byker, Gaylen 1/24/2009 Opening Remarks and Reception for Venema Aquatic Center, 2008. Opening Remarks at 12:45pm event, 7 minutes; Reception at 4:15pm, 11 minutes. Campus Store (college) : Available with permission.
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15206 Spoelhof Fieldhouse Complex Press Conference Byker, Gaylen; Meyer, Nancy 1/2/2009 Press Conference to announce the opening of the Spoelhof Fieldhouse Complex, 2008. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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14288 StreetFest 2006 Service Learning Center 9/10/2006 StreetFest is a small taste of service-learning during first year students' orientation experience at Calvin. Students work alongside agencies like the Inner City Christian Federation building sheds, sort clothes at Degage Ministries, accompany residents from the Heartland Health Care to the John Ball Park Zoo, or plant a rain garden with the West Michigan Environmental Action Council. Wherever they go during StreetFest, n ew Calvin students contribute to work that is already being done by more than 50 non-profit agencies in Grand Rapids.
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13714 Heritage Reunion
6/22/2001
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14301 Spoelhof Fieldhouse Complex Construction Launch Celebration Byker, Gaylen 5/4/2007 A celebration of thanks for God's goodness to Calvin College and to officially mark the launch of the construction of the new Spoelhof Fieldhouse Complex.
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13669 William Spoelhof: The Presidency and Beyond Spoelhof, William
Second of a 2-part series on William Spoelhof.
William Spoelhof was the President of Calvin College from 1951-1976. This program documents Spoelhof's presidency and life after Calvin College. Through interviews with Spoelhof, as well as faculty and staff who worked with him, this documentary chronicles Calvin College's growth and transition from the Franklin Campus to the Knollcrest Campus. Spoelhof's leadership style a nd character are shown through the perspective of his co-workers. Spoelhof was the president of Calvin during a critical time in the college's history, and through his leadership and shepherding Calvin grew to become the college that is is today. He was the right person for his time at Calvin College.

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14302 Speolhof Athletic Complex Celebration and Groundbreaking
5/4/2007


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12271 I See Beauty Entrada Scholars Program
Participants in this year's program give their reactions
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14075 Provost Commissioning
10/26/2006
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16089 Chaplain Installation: Mary Hulst Hulst, Mary 11/18/2009 The installation of Mary Hulst as College Chaplain.

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12154 Biology@calvin.edu
6/1/2004 Summary and promotional video of Biology Dept., 2004
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4600 Chapel Commercial Christmas Eve 1989
12/4/1989 chapel commercial for christmas eve 1989
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12290 Bunker Interpretive Center Dedication
9/10/2004
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12024 National Calvin(ist) Party Convention (Staff Recognition Event)
4/22/2004 2004 Calvin College Staff Recognition Event
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12295 DeKruyter Chair Innauguration DeKruyter, Arthur; Schultze, Quentin 9/28/2004 Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences Quentin Schultze installed as the first holder of the new Arthur H. DeKruyter Chair in Faith and Communication.
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12324 Innauguration of the Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning Smith, David 9/16/2004 On September 16, 2004, the Kuyers Institute was publicly launched at a reception in the Prince Conference Center. With Milton and Carol Kuyers in attendance, institute direc tor David I. Smith delivered the inaugural lecture, "What is Excellent Teaching? The Question of Faith and Pedagogy." His lecture explored the relationship between faith and teaching processes in order to show why an institute for Christian teac hing and learning is needed.
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12333 Scholarship Dinner, 20th Anniversary Berkhof, Robert 10/14/2004

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4603 Calvin 60 Second Promo Spot 1996



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12019 Dies Natalis Films Dies Natalis
Nine regular-8 and super-8 films made by seminarians from 1963 through 1974 for "Dies Natalis" celebrations. Silent, 110 minutes.
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10647 Seminary President Inauguration Plantinga, Cornelius 9/27/2002

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1874 CRC Since World War II,The: Praising God, A Celebration on the Occasion of John H. Kromminga's Retirement Boomsma, Clarence 5/19/1983 J. Kromminga's Retirement

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12514 Seminary Chapel Dedication Service Plantinga, Neil 12/16/2004

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4573 World War I and After Strikwerda, Earl 12/2/1969
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History 101 Lecture
11149 Diversification of the 70's Sytsma, R.D.

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History of the Japan Mission
4586 Diversification of the 70's Sytsma, R.D.

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4584 Chapel Erection Permitted Sytsma, R.D.

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4583 Consultation with RCJ Sytsma, R.D.

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11151 Interdependence with RCJ in the 80's, 2 of 2 Sytsma, R.D.

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4582 Three Problem Areas Sytsma, R.D.

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4581 Opening the Field Sytsma, R.D.

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11148 Rapid Progress in the 60's Sytsma, R.D.

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4587 Interdependence with RCJ in the 80's, 1 of 2 Sytsma, R.D.

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4580 Preliminary Activities Sytsma, R.D.

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4585 Rapid Progress in the 60's Sytsma, R.D.

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11150 Diversification of the 70's Sytsma, R.D.

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15357 Holland Hymn Festival: A Cappella Choir A Cappella Choir
Two reels, March, 1971 Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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6009 His Way with Shorty Benally



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2111 Human Act of Forgiveness, The: What Goes on? Why should I? Smedes, Lewis

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Home Mission Conference
6013 Lift Up Your Eyes: A Story of SWIM Young Calvinist Federation 1/30/1962

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6010 Indian General Conference



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6014 Call of the Navaho, The



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6008 Life of Challenge, A Bonhoeffer


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6007 Oppenhuizen en de Indianen



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6006 Role of Prayer in Spiritual Awakening, The Orr, James


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6012 Sea Salt Uttenbosch, Hans


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6016 Indian Churches, The



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6015 Indian Churches: A Report for the mid 70's



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6004 Indian Churches Report



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6011 Call of the Navajo/The Silver Bell Drake, Jack


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6017 For God So Loved



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6018 Indian Missions Wierenga


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6005 Kobes General Conference



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6003 Bond of Friendship



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2112 Human Act of Forgiveness, The: Whom Should I? Smedes, Lewis

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Home Missions Conference
2870 Human Act of Forgiveness, The; How Can I? Smedes, Lewis

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Home Missions Conference
5237 Sense of Humor Helps, A De Jong, Frank 1/30/1962
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5962 Homecoming Kickoff Vroon, Donald 3/1/1962
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Homecoming
5896 Homecoming Kickoff Steen, Barney 1/21/1960
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Homecoming
5450 Homecoming, 1961

Homecoming 1961 highlights. Transfer from 16mm film. No audio
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5435 What it means to be a Christian Physician Heetderks, Dewey 2/9/1978
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5415 Life and Decides: Who Decides? Geelhoed, Glenn

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5264 Homecoming Queen Kickoff De Kuiper, Carl

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3576 Reminiscing About the Origins of the Department of Sociology and Social Work Bouma, Don; Ver Meer, Ev; Berg, Rhonda; Landolt, Sarah

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4709 Memorial Chapel to Stanley Wiersma Wiersma, Stanley 2/14/1987
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5452 Homecoming, 1963



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10047 Camilla Hoitenga '76, flute Hoitenga, Camilla
Krummel, Karen, cello
Bos, Kenneth, piano
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Homecoming
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6034 Homecoming, 1961



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16679 Life with the National Forests: Work Worth Doing Holtrop, Jessica; Holtrop, Joel 10/22/2010 Joel Holtrop '74 and Jessica Holtrop '07 share reflections on their Forest Service experience as father and daughter, and as individuals committed to land stewardship -- o ne at a career's beginning and the other at a career's culmination. They are two members of a family imbued with lessons and values learned at Calvin College to care for the earth, its people and its resources.
Joel is Deputy Chief for the United Sta tes Forest Service, responsible for oversight of the 193 million acre National Forest System of forests and grasslands located in 42 states and Puerto Rico. Jessica has been a wildland fire fighter in Montana and California and is currently at a backcount ry workstation in the Bob Marshall Wilderness.
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11610 Homecoming, 1956

Boys basketball game including some halftime shots of Homecoming Queen and Court. Closing credits farewell 5 seniors: Jim Kok, Don Vroon, Tony Diekema, Arnie Rotman, and Gor d De Kruyter. Shot by Amanda Perera. (Transfer from 16mm, silent, black & white)
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10144 Knight at the Opera, A Calvin College Alumni Choir
Shangkuan, Pearl
2/19/1999 Calvin College Homecoming 1999, Also 2/20/99. Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Homecoming
9289 Alumni Radio Show Leetsma, Tom; Meyering, Bob 2/10/1996
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Homecoming
3534 Knight at the Opera, A Meyering, Bob 2/18/1999 Opera-themed Homecoming celebration program.
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3647 Homecoming Chapel Calvin College Alumni Choir 2/18/1989
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6049 Century of Music at Calvin College, A Slenk, Howard; Noteboom, Ann 2/2/2001 A sight-sound presentation tracing the history of music at Calvin College from 1898 to present. Ann Noteboom, narrator; Howard Slenk, producer. Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research Homecoming
10186 Lisa Walhout, soprano; Kevin Bylsma, piano Walhout, Lisa
Bylsma, Kevin
2/5/2000 Alumni Recital, Homecoming 2000. Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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10370 Knight at the Movies, A Calvin College Alumni Choir
Van Wingerden, Randall
Bos, Kenneth
Ivory, Sean
2/2/2001 Also 2/3/01. Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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4084 What it Means to Be a Christian Physician Heetderks, Dewey 2/9/1978
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3933 Environment: Progress in the 70's, Challenges in the 80's, The Ela, Jonathon 2/14/1980
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Homecoming Lecture
6237 Covenant and Pentecost VanderKam, Dr. James C. 10/5/2001


Honoring Our Teachers: Thanksgiving for New Testament Emeriti at Calvin Theological Seminary
6236 Taking up the Cross and Following Jesus: Discipleship in the Gospel of Mark Meyer, Dr. Marvin W. 10/5/2001


Honoring Our Teachers: Thanksgiving for New Testament Emeriti at Calvin Theological Seminary
6235 Infants, Nursing Mother and Father: Paul's Portrayal of a Pastor Weima, Dr. Jeffrey A. D. 10/5/2001


Honoring Our Teachers: Thanksgiving for New Testament Emeriti at Calvin Theological Seminary
13716 Honors Convocation, 1996
4/25/1996
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5069 Or What's a College for? Rhodes, Frank H.T. 5/9/1973
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5068 Five Joys of College Teaching Euwema, Ben 5/1/1963
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5067 Word and the World, The Hagstrum, Jean H. 5/2/1962
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5066 Excellence and Social Action Heyns, Roger 5/3/1961
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16811 Honors Convocation 2011
4/20/2011

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14715 Honors Convocation Kaashoek, Karen 4/8/2008
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16400 Honors Convocation, 2010 Byker, Gaylen 4/21/2010 Faculty speaker was Prof. Curt Blankespoor and the student speaker was Emma Slager. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale. Honors Convocation
13715 Honor's Convocation, 1995
4/27/1995
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13721 Reception for Scholars, A
11/15/2001
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5072 Fools and Scholars Rienstra, M. Howard 5/3/1979
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13717 Honors Convocation, 2001
4/26/2001
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13718 Honors Convocation, 1999
4/22/1999
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13846 Honors Convocation, 2006
4/19/2006
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15999 Fix Your Eyes On… Brusvoort, Crystal; Velgersdyk, Corey 4/22/2009 Honors Convocation is a celebration of achievement for the Dean's List Students and Honors Graduates. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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5076 Bits from the Bard's Buffet Tiemersma, Richard R. 4/21/1983
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4043 Honors Convocation George, Ivy

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10519 Honors Convocation Walhout, Matthew 4/25/2002
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5070 Honorable Acamedician, The Van't Hul, Bernard 5/8/1974
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5078 End of Knowing, The Roger, Lundin 5/3/1984
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5071 Shape of Excellence, The Stob, Henry 5/6/1975
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5073 Mind on Fire Batson, E. Beatrice 5/1/1980
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5074 Cross-Cultural Comparisons Storkey, Alan 4/30/1981
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5075 Point of It, The Reynolds, Barbara 4/15/1982 Right Channel Only Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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16083 End for Which God Created the World, The: The Basic Framework of Jonathan Edwards' Theology Lee, Sang 10/6/2009 A native of Korea, Dr. Sang Lee graduated from the College of Wooster, Harvard Divinity School, and Harvard University Graduate School with a Ph.D. in 1972. After teaching a t Hope College from 1970 till 1980, Dr. Lee joined the faculty of Princeton Theological Seminary where he still is the K.C. Han Professor of Systematic Theology. An internationally recognized authority on Jonathan Edwards, Dr. Lee's representative publica tion is The Philosophical Theology of Jonathan Edwards (Princeton University Press, 1988). His book on Asian American Theology will be published by Fortress Press in 2010. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
Hubers Asian Studies Program Korean Lectureship
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16877 What's Original about Original Sin? Reading Genesis 1-3 within the Christian Canon Crump, David 4/6/2010 This lecture will attempt to do two things. First, it will raise questions about the methods being used in our current discussion over how to read the story of Adam and Eve. For instance, does the accumulation of 'parallels' or 'similarities' between different pieces of literature necessarily lead to solid conclusions about either the historicity or the intentions of the stories themselves? Second, we will briefly take anoth er look at Genesis 1-3. The story of Adam and Eve has been interpreted in many ways over the centuries and in modern times. I believe we can find territory in our interpretations which avoids, on the one hand, reading in ways which simply reinforce tradit ional theological preconceptions, and on the other hand, reading in ways which presuppose some unacceptable rationalistic assumptions.

Human Origins Seminar Series
16878 What Social and Natural Scientists Need to Know about Evil Madison, Brian 4/13/2010 "Evil" is a term which, in the Christian tradition at least, is properly a "theological" term. That is to say, "evil" names that which is not c onsonant with the nature and action of God and therefore must be understood in relation to how Christians understand and speak about God. Christian theology has traditionally made a distinction between the moral evil perpetrated by personal agents (i.e. & quot;sin") and natural evil which occurs apart from personal agency and intention. In this presentation I will outline what is meant by "goodness," "supreme goodness, " "evil" and "sin" as theological categorie s. Augustine's wrestling with "the problem of evil" will provide some traction as I explore the content of these terms. Regarding our current discussion on human origins, I will sketch a description of human origins which may entail a closer lin kage of moral and natural evil than is often given.

Human Origins Seminar Series
16879 What About the Cross? McDonald, Suzanne 4/28/2010 One of the questions that has been raised in discussions about human origins concerns the implications of various views on origins for the way that we understand Christ's at oning work on the cross. This lecture aims to help us think about these issues in two ways. First, it will point us to the variety of themes and images found in the New Testament to speak about what is happening on the cross. Along the way, we will see ho w our confessional documents reflect this range of themes - and we will also see that theology can sometimes get unhelpfully carried away with one or two of them. Second, while the New Testament gives us a constellation of ways to help us to plumb the dep ths of the cross, all the various themes and images share some central assumptions about God’s relationship with us and ours with him. These shared assumptions will provide a touchstone for discerning how approaches to the issue of human origins rel ate to the atonement.

Human Origins Seminar Series
16880 CRC and Human Origins Since Synod 2010, The Cooper, John 4/29/2010 This presentation explains the position of the CRC on human origins as modified by the Synod of 2010. (I was an advisor to Synod and advocated for its decision.) Synod 2010 removed the declaration of Synod 1991 that "the uniqueness of humans as image bearers of God rules out the espousal of all theorizing that posits the reality of evolutionary forebears of the human race." But it reaffirmed the other five declarat ions of 1991, including permissible approaches to Genesis and doctrinal conclusions that are required. Consequently, the CRC position is now open to espousal of evolutionary theories of human ancestors that are consistent with these hermeneutical and doct rinal positions. The presentation outlines some limits and possibilities of the CRC position in relation to current scientific, philosophical, theological, and exegetical views.

Human Origins Seminar Series
16876 What Augustine Still Has to Teach Us about Human Origins and God's Creating Work Smit, Laura 3/30/2010 In conversations about origins, Augustine is sometimes painted as a fundamentalist in the way he read Scripture (he wasn't), as someone who corrupted the Hebrew worldview of the Bible with Hellenism (he didn't), and as the source of a distorted understanding of sin and salvation that needs to be overcome (it needn't). Given how central Augustine has been to the development of Christian thought in the west, especially (though by no means exclusively) to the development of the Reformed tradition, we should dig a little deeper and get a fuller understanding of what he actually says about human origins, about human freedom and responsibility, about the nature of sin, about the g oodness of creation and the goodness of God.

Human Origins Seminar Series
16875 Discussion of: 'Assessing Evidences for the Evolution of a Human Cognitive Platform for 'Soulish Behaviors' Stearley, Ralph 3/17/2010 Discussion of article by Ralph Stearley.
During the past one hundred fifty years, a great number of fossil hominid specimens have been unearthed, providing an outline of hominid history extending back five million years. Associated with these hominid fossils are artifacts. Christians and others who have attempted to assess the humanity of these long-dead individuals have focused on evidences of cognition such as cave art , evidences of care given to injured or ill individuals, or burial. However, many more types of evidences as to cognitive abilities in these creatures are available. Warren Brown has proposed that a cluster of interlinked cognitive capacities were elabora ted over the past few million years of hominid history during an "evolutionary trajectory" which, in turn, undergird human "soulish behaviors." These include language, a theory of mind, episodic memory, top-down agency, future orientat ion, and emotional modulation. This article is an attempt to put traction on Brown's proposal, through detailed examination of the paleoanthropological record. The ability to teach, and thus symbolically and rapidly transmit culture, is suggested as an ad ditional capacity which is part of this cognitive platform. Primary data (anatomy, artifacts) and reliable inferences (based on comparative studies) support a notion of a stage-wise erection of a cognitive platform for soulish behaviors. A few significant , less-understood gaps remain in the cognitive trajectory.


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16873 Historian's Approach to Ancient Stories of Human Origin and Cosmic Structure, A de Vries, Bert 3/4/2010 In antiquity, the intent of stories of human origin was not objective explanation of a process over time, but narrative portrayal of archetypical events that help the audien ce make sense out of their own existential human predicament. The truth of such narratives lay not in their pinpoint accuracy in the realms of biology or geology, but in their liturgical power enabling an audience to come face to face with the life forces threatening to overwhelm them. The presenter will examine ancient stories of origin and order as historical documents, both as sources for ancient socio-religious history and for their role in ancient history. First, various types of stories from ancient cultures, such as the Vedic Myth of Perusha, The Babylonian Descent of Ishtar into the Underworld, and The Canaanite Conflict between Baal and Yam, will be used to demonstrate the role of literary narrative in the representation of meaning for humans fac e-to-face with cosmic forces. Second, while the Genesis creation stories served a similar socio-religious purpose, they were adapted for that late in ancient history, at a point in the mid-first millennium BC when there was a broad cultural shift away fro m cosmo-theism to transcendental theism, not only in exilic/post-exilic proto-Judaism, but also among neighboring societies (in India, Persia and Greece, for example). The purpose of this presentation is to bring out the meaning of human-origin texts in t heir original historic context in order to make clear these do not lend themselves to the commonly held “concordist” presupposition that the ancient creation narratives contain scientifically verifiable information.

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16874 Traditions of Reading Sacred Texts in the Light of Modern Biblical Criticism vanLiere, Frans 3/11/2010 This presentation was be a follow-up to Bert deVries's presentation the previous week. It outlines how Genesis 1-3 was interpreted after it became to be regarded as sacred h istory. Ultimately, the problem with the current debate over human origins has less to do with the problem of human origins than with the question: How do we read these ancient texts? For centuries, the meaning of Genesis 1-3 was determined not so much by what these texts actually said, as by what they were supposed to say; they were thought to contain some hidden truth that was especially relevant for the religious community that held them as sacred, but this truth could only be uncovered through mystica l and spiritual reading. For centuries this is just how these texts were read: against a religious framework that assigned a deeper, mystical or theological meaning to these texts. These are the biblical hermeneutics underlying Paul's letter to the Corint hians, as well as the Reformed Confessions. However, modern biblical criticism has challenged this hermeneutical model. While a modern critical reading may solve many of the apparent contradictions between these sacred texts and science, it does raise the question: Can we still regard these texts as authoritative and sacred, if we read them in this way? Or do they become "just" stories, no longer the Word of God?

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16870 Evolution and the Fall: Clarifying the Issues, Imagining the Possibilities Smith, James K. A. 2/17/2010 This presentation aims to do three things. The first task is somewhat polemical, but the second and third goals are meant to be constructive (and maybe even irenic!). (1) Wh at's not at issue: I will suggest a clarification of what's at stake in the current discussion by noting what this debate is not about. It is not about evolution vs. creationism. There isn't a simple dichotomy of pro-science versus anti-science views. As we jointly examine and critique the various proposed scenarios for human origins, those who resist the more "symbolic" interpretations of the Fall do take the scientific data seriously. This may be stating the obvious, but some articulations of the issues seem to require that these clarifications be made. (2) Going "meta": Drawing on Alasdair MacIntyre's account of tradition, I want to sketch an understanding of confessional theological reflection which emphasizes that wrestling with w hat is essential to a tradition is a defining feature of a tradition. In other words, I want to paint a picture of "tradition" and "orthodoxy" which makes room for genuine development and reform within a tradition. So defending "o rthodoxy" cannot and should not be equated with mere repristination. However, it does entail that theological development and reform still discerns parameters and boundaries for what constitutes a faithful extension of the tradition. (3) Imagining th e Fall: constructively, I want to loosen up our theological imagination by proposing a model that takes seriously evolutionary and genetic evidence for common ancestry, predation, etc. while also retaining a doctrine of a "historical" Fall. My g oal in this section is to point out that proposals that take seriously evolutionary and genetic evidence need not entail rejecting a historical understanding of the Fall, though this will also require some reconfiguration of how the doctrines of the Fall and original sin are articulated. My only goal in this respect is to suggest that, with some faithful theological imagination, we could imagine some models that are not yet on the table.

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16872 God, Chance, and Purpose Clark, Kelly
Before God and creation via evolution get too cozy, we need to remember that evolution is a chancy process. While natural selection itself is not a method of chance, what it selects from is a matter of chance—random mutations. Random mutations supply the fuel that operates the evolutionary machinery. Without mutations, individuals within a species would have exactly the same characteristics; none would be any better th an another in terms of avoiding predators or coaxing mates. It’s only when mutations occur—making some individuals slightly faster or able to smell better or more attractive—that natural selection kicks in, lending its endorsement to the favorable trait. Without mutations, natural selection is empty. But, and here’s the God and creation problem, mutations are random. How can a random process be compatible with God’s intentions to create plants and animals, and then humans (in His image)? If the process was random, how could God have known what he was going to get? How could God have guided a process that is fueled by random events? I'll consider five models for how God might use random processes to accomplish God's purposes.< /FONT>

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16871 What can Evolutionary Psychology Tell Us about Sin? Moes, Paul 2/18/2010 Evolutionary Psychology (EP) has had a significant impact on psychological theories and has a good deal to say about human nature and the reasons for our actions – bot h good and bad. But can EP shed light on biblical concepts of sin or righteousness? This presentation will review the basic ideas of EP, its implications for psychology and how it may – or may not – help us understand our basic sinful nature. The basic thesis for the presentation is that EP, while providing some valuable insights, fails to capture the full extent of our human nature, including our sinful tendencies.

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16865 Scientific and Theological Issues on Human Origins Haarsma, Loren 10/8/2010 This is the first of what we hope will be a series of seminars this year by various speakers on the topic of human origins. We will first summarize discoveries made in the l ast few decades in genetics and paleontology, and discuss what we can learn from these discoveries about how God created humans. Then we'll survey main points of Christian tradition on a number of important theological topics: humans as God's image-bearer s, the human soul, original sin, and natural evil. We'll describe several proposed scenarios for human origins which seek to bring together what we learn both from scripture and from nature, and we'll analyze some of the pros and cons of those scenarios. The goal of this seminar is to map out the important issues, the areas of agreement, and the range of disagreements. Audience questions and suggestions will influence which particular issues we explore in greater depth in later seminars. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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16866 Evolution and Explanation Matheson, Steve 10/20/2010 Is evolution true? Most scientists consider this question settled. In this lecture we’ll address a somewhat different question, and a better one: How does evolution ma ke sense of the living world? In other words, how does evolution explain the ways in which living things came to be the way they are? We will look at the many kinds of evidence and data that are explained by common ancestry so that we can understand why e volutionary theory has been so successful. We will look at points of concern for Christians and briefly discuss the ways in which Christians can respond to those worries. And there will be plenty of time for questions and answers. Come learn why evolution ary theory is such an excellent explanation.

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16867 Reading Genesis 2-3 in an Age of Evolutionary Science Harlow, Dan 11/5/2010 This presentation will summarize the main points of an article recently published in the journal Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith (vol. 62, no. 3 [September 2010] : 179–95) and then lead a discussion of it and of issues it raises. The article is framed by recent research in molecular biology, primatology, sociobiology, and phylogenetics––research which indicates that our species,Homo sapiens, did not descend from a single pair of individuals, and that early Homo sapiens did not start in paradisal physical or moral conditions. The body of the article is a study of Genesis 2–3 in its literary and cultural context, examining Adam and Eve as str ictly literary figures, with attention both to the biblical text and ancient Near Eastern parallels. Along the way, it explains why most biblical scholars do not find the doctrines of the Fall and original sin in Genesis 2–3 itself but only in later Christian readings of these chapters. The article also examines briefly Paul’s appeal to Adam as a type of Christ. It concludes that the doctrines of the Fall and original sin may be reaffirmed with Adam and Eve as literary rather than historical f igures, but invite reformulation given the evidence for an evolving creation.

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16868 Those Scary Fossils: History of Paleoanthropological Discoveries Stearley, Ralph 2/9/2010 Biologists and anatomists have been intrigued by natural comparisons between apes and humans since the 1600's. In the middle 1700's, Carolus Linnaeus included humans, apes a nd monkeys in his mammalian order, Primates. These biological investigations set the stage for the fossil discoveries to come. Starting in the middle 1800's, strange and scary remains of human-like creatures began to be discovered, first in Europe, then A sia, then Africa. The oldest of these fossil hominids now date to 6 million years before the present; all of the earliest forms are African. Some remains are associated with tools of bone or stone or with body ornamentation. Many skeletal elements demonst rate malnutrition, bone breakage, or other signs of a hard life. The earliest of these fossil hominids have cranial capacities slightly larger than those of present-day great apes. Clear trends can be seen over time in stature & locomotion, dentition, and cranial capacity during the past 4 million years, with conditions resembling more and more those of modern humans through time. This amplifying record has seemed ominous to some—are there skeletons in our human family closet? Or, are these indi viduals no more embarrassing than the other horse thieves in all our lineages? This talk will narrate the history of these discoveries and hopefully explain something of their significance. Lots of photos, including many scary ones.

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16869 Adam's Bloodline:Genesis, Race and Human Origins Livingstone, David N. 2/11/2010 David Livingstone is a professor of Geography & Intellectual History, Queen's University Belfast.
The idea that the human race can be traced back to a single ancesto r has been both deep and lasting. In our own day it surfaces in very different arenas, both religious and secular. Contemporary geneticists and palaeo-anthropologists, for example, using DNA research, have variously christened humanity’s common ance stor Mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosome Adam. Representing a very different politics, religiously-motivated racial supremacists in the United States have been no less busy working out an Adamic chronology for particular racial groups with particularly per nicious propaganda. In this lecture I explore something of these recent obsessions before turning to an historical analysis of the role of the biblical Adam in theories about human origins over the past five centuries. In particular I focus on a wide rang e of thinkers who argued for the existence of human beings before the Adam of the Genesis narrative.


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4588 Beyond the Iron Curtain: Hungering for New Business Aliences Szabo, Csaba 10/9/1991
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9099 Cultural Perspectives on the Transformation of Congregational Song Plenary Session 1 Hamilton, Michael 7/13/1998
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9100 Hymn Tune Writer Hopp, Roy 7/13/1998 Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9101 Hymn Society Hymn Festival, 7/13/98 Vanderwell, Howard; Hillcrest CRC 7/13/1998 Monday Evening hymn festival, by Howard Vanderwell and Hillcrest CRC, Hudsonville, MI. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9102 Hymn Society Hymn Festival, 7/12/98 Brink, Emily; Manzara, Loretta 7/12/1998 Opening Address. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9103 Hymnal Showcase, Milvoces Para Celebrar, 7/14/98 Various 7/14/1998 This session highlights the United Methodist spanish language hymnal, "Milvoces Para Celebrar." Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States an d Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9104 New Zealander's New Hymns, A Gibson, Colin 7/14/1998 Highlights from "Songs for a Rainbow People," by Colin Gibson. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvi n College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9105 Ethnomusicological Perspectives on the Transformation of Congregational Song Boyer, Horace Clarence 7/14/1998 Hymn Society, Plenary Session III. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9106 Hymnal Showcase: Presbyterian Church of Canada's Book of Praise Green, Judy Archer 7/15/1998 Highlights and samples from the Presbyterian Church of Canada's Book of Praise. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held a t Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9107 Hymn Society Hymn Festival, 7/15/98 Daw, Carl P.; Lewis, Huw 7/15/1998 Wednesday evening hymn festival. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9108 Hymn Society Hymn Festival, 7/16/98 Various 7/16/1998 Thursday evening, closing hymn festival. Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9109 Theological Perspective on the Transformation of Congregational Song Plantinga, Cornelius 7/13/1998
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9110 Reflections on the Past Two Decades of World Song Bell, John 7/1/1998 Comments by John Lamberton Bell, hymn-writer and Church of Scotland minister. Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
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9111 Literary Perspective on the Transformation of Congregational Song Mitchell, Nathan 7/1/1998
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15247 Hymn Text Writer's Odyssey, A Grindal, Gracia 7/14/1998 Recording of an event from The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada conference held at Calvin College in 1998. Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
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9098 Liturgical Perspectives on the Transformation of Congregational Song Tucker, Karen Westerfield 7/13/1998
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