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Seminary lecture series to feature Hispanic theologian
INDIANAPOLIS - A new lecture series at Christian Theological Seminary this fall will feature three presentations by a noted historical theologian whose roots go back to Cuba.
Dr. Justo Gonzalez is scheduled to offer three lectures, all open to the public, over five-days. The first lecture will be Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the CTS Shelton Auditorium,1000 West 42nd St., the second on Thursday, Sept. 23 at noon in the Students Common Room at CTS and the final one Friday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. at Light of the World Christian Church, 4646 N. Michigan Rd., a mile west of the seminary.
Gonzalez, a native of Cuba, directs the Hispanic Summer Program at Columbia University in New York City.
His three lectures here will emphasize the theme: "Money Matters: The Interactions of Wealth and Faith." Sub-themes in the three lectures are:
- Sept. 21 - "Theology: An Economic Doctrine of the Trinity." He will consider vital questions about the relationship between economic issues and the doctrine of the Trinity.
- Sept. 23 - "Ecclesiology: What in the World is the Church?" This lecture will focus on the socio-economic and political reasons why the church has been defined differently over time and how it is understood in contemporary life.
- Sept. 24 - "Eschatology: Pie in the Sky Bye and Bye?" Gonzalez will analyze how Christianity's teachings about the end of time are related to social action or inaction today.
For more information, contact the CTS by logging on www.cts.org or call the seminary at 317-931-4221.
Last updated on July 09, 2004