CASE together with Morling Theological College & the Micah Challenge are pleased to present

CASE Quarterly Seminar - God Beyond Borders
This Monday 31st May 2010 @ 6.30pm

 
CASE stands for the Centre for Apologetic Scholarship and Education and is an activity of New College at UNSW. CASE exists to explore the importance and place of Christianity in today’s world. It seeks to challenge and equip Christians to understand their faith and act in accordance with it.

The CASE quarterly seminars take place just after the release of the latest Case magazine. They are designed to focus on the content of the edition just published.

The theme of Case 22 was ‘God Beyond Borders’ and brought a range of theological and other disciplinary approaches to bear on the overlapping of local, global, national, and international spheres. It asked the question, how do we make sense of the various layers of community, solidarity and ethical relationships created by the relation of these spheres? What new historical conditions has globalization brought about? In what sense can (or should) Christian community, identity, truth, action and love flow beyond and over borders?

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE PART OF THIS SEMINAR?

The seminar will consist of an introduction from the Director of CASE, Prof Trevor Cairney and an address by Rev Dr Andrew Sloane who wrote an article in the magazine titled ‘Love and Justice in International Frame’.
Rev Dr Sloane’s talk will then be followed by discussion of the theme of the issue and the ideas outlined in the various articles.

Pre-reading: People who RSVP will be sent a free copy of Case 22 as pre-reading for the seminar
Cost: Free
Location: Faculty Lounge, Administration Building, Morling College, 120 Herring Road, Macquarie Park, 2113.
Time: 6.30-8.00pm, Monday 31st May 2010
Contact Information and RSVP: Ms Katarina Spurling, New College Phone: 02 9381 1999 Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)