the lund lectures

Chris Ridgeway | 27 Sep 2007 | 03:00

Listened this morning to two guest lectures by Dr. David L. Tiede, NT scholar and president emeritus of Luther Seminary. He spent a great part of the time answering audience questions(all from North Park faculty – I was too cowed to ask a question), like when I snapped this shot on my Treo. I particularly liked his thoughts on seminaries originally coming from “the abbey” moving to “the academy” but now needing to be “apostolates.”

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