The Summer Institute 2007 explored the philosophy and theology of nineteenth-century Danish philosopher and theologian Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855), whose writings have influenced some of the most famous writers of our time, both Christian and non-Christian. During the Institute, two lectures each day—one on Søren Kierkegaard and one on biblical passages related to his writing—reinforced and clarified the work done in small group discussions. These lectures are now available to purchase.

10 MP3 files on 1 disk

Topics:

1. Matthew 5:1-12; Mark 8:31-38 (Ron Julian)
2. Kierkegaard & Absurdity (Earle Craig)
3. Luke 14:25-35 (Ron Julian)
4. Kierkegaard & Existentialism (Charley Dewberry)
5. Matthew 13:44-64; I John 2:3-6 (Earle Craig)
6. Kierkegaard & Inwardness, Part 1 (Jack Crabtree)
7. Romans 8:17-30 (Jack Crabtree)
8. Kierkegaard & Inwardness, Part 2 (Jack Crabtree)
9. Matthew 11:28-30; Matthew 7:13-14; Luke 18:9-17; Mark 7:1-13 (Earle Craig)
10. Kierkegaard & Religion (Jack Crabtree)

Jack Crabtree, Charley Dewberry, and Ron Julian are tutors at Gutenberg College. Earle Craig is a Bible teacher and a member of Gutenberg College’s board of governors.