Dallas Willard The Moral Significance of the Academic Life
- Preacher
- Dallas Willard
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 49:50
About this sermon
Teaching, research, and scholarship are not morally neutral activities but a primary arena in which our character is formed. Explore how the academic vocation can become a place where we learn to live truthfully, responsibly, and faithfully in the presence of Christ. This talk was given at the University of California, Irvine as part of a luncheon sponsored by Christian Leadership Ministries (CLM), specifically the local Irvine Christian Leadership group. CLM’s mission at the time was to encourage and equip Christian professors and academic leaders to be a thoughtful, faithful presence on their campuses—“light in the university.” #SpiritualFormationInTheAcademy #DallasWillard Recorded: November 29, 1990 -- Christian Leadership Ministries Luncheon (UC Irvine)
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