Here There Be Dragons (In-person and Virtual)
In-person Dates: The first Mondays of February, March, and April (February 2, March 2, and April 6) 8pm-9:30pm
Virtual Dates: The third Mondays of February, March, and April (February 16, March 16, and April 20) 8pm-9pm
Here there be Dragons is three-part introduction to classical moral theology cleverly disguised as a reading course about dragons. This is an accelerated version of a course I am teaching Logic School students on Fridays this year. Light outside reading required between sessions, mostly comprised of selections from C.S. Lewis and Friends.
Please select In-person or Virtual when you register so that I know who to expect where. All in-person students will also have access to the Virtual classes - a great way to make up a missed class!
Three discussion classes spread out over the semester, with time to complete assigned reading in between.
Units include:
- This is a Created Universe
- You are a Moral Being
- You are a story and you are part of a story
History of Christian Traditions (In-person)
In-person Dates: Sunday, January 25 and Sunday, February 8. 8pm-9:30pm
An Anglican, a Presbyterian, and a Baptist walk into a bar. But where did they all come from?
Join us for a two-part overview of the history of Christian traditions and denominations. You will leave with a renewed appreciation for the church throughout the ages, and a richer understanding of the history and strengths of your own Christian tradition.
Spring Class Pricing
- $100 for Here there Be Dragons (In Person or Virtual, 3 Classes)
- $100 for History of Christian Traditions (In Person, 2 Classes)
- $150 for access to BOTH