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When I started my undergraduate years at Milligan College in 1995, its interdisciplinary Humanities sequence was already a well-established hallmark of its educational project. In each of my first four semesters we read history and theology and literature and philosophy and all kinds of texts from different eras, always letting each inform the others. Dr. Roosevelt Montas’s journey from the Dominican Republic to New York City differs from my own from Indiana to Georgia, but we share a love for the questions that arise from these books and the life of teaching the same. Christian Humanist Profiles is thrilled to welcome Roosevelt to the show to talk about his new book Rescuing Socrates.
David Grubbs interviews Donald Fairbairn about his new book "The Story of Creeds and Confessions."
Nathan Gilmour interviews Heidi Hornik about her recent book "The Art of Christian Reflection."
Do not think any man happy until he has died, free from suffering. That line, or something like it depending on the translator, ends...
