Shelf 80
Container
Contains 511 Results:
Susan Barnes Interviews Helen Winkler, 1982-06-27
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 624
Identifier: 80.6.624
Abstract
Act of Faith interview
Dates:
1982-06-27
Susan Barnes Interviews Philip Johnson, 1982-06-15
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 625
Identifier: 80.6.625
Abstract
Act of Faith interview
Dates:
1982-06-15
Susan Barnes Interviews Thompson L. Shannon, 1982-06-29
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 626
Identifier: 80.6.626
Abstract
Act of Faith interview
Dates:
1982-06-29
Susan Barnes Interviews William Scharf, 1982-06-24
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 627
Identifier: 80.6.627
Abstract
Act of Faith interview
Dates:
1982-06-24
America and Religion of No Religion, 2012-10-03
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 900
Identifier: 80.6.900
Abstract
Jeffrey Kripal
Dates:
Event: 2012-10-03
Modern-Day Slavery, 2013-09-29
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 901
Identifier: 80.6.901
Abstract
Lori Cohen, Sanctuary for Families, and Constance Rossiter, YMCA
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Event: 2013-09-29
Twilight Meditation: Christian Contemplative Taize Service, 2013-09-17
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 902
Identifier: 80.6.902
Abstract
Kinley Lange. Taizé worship, originating from France, incorporates music and prayers with songs in many languages, including chants and icons from the Eastern Orthodox tradition. The music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. Kinley Lange has been working as a choral musician for almost 40 years, conducting children, youth, church, civic, and professional choirs. He was the founder and artistic director...
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Event: 2013-09-17
The First to Arise: 2013 Member and Donor Appreciation Performance and Reception: Kevin Locke , 2013-12-07
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 903
Identifier: 80.6.903
Abstract
Kevin Locke (Lakota name Tokaheya Inajin, meaning "The First to Arise") is a visionary Hoop Dancer, preeminent player of the indigenous Northern Plains flute, a traditional storyteller, and educator. Kevin Locke is acknowledged to be the pivotal force in the revival of the indigenous flute tradition, which teetered on the brink of extinction and was awarded a National Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Locke shares his gifts with Rothko Chapel members at two...
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Event: 2013-12-07
Possibilianism, 2013-12-10
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 904
Identifier: 80.6.904
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David Eagleman, Ph. D. What happens when our ignorance of the cosmos is too vast to commit to atheism, we know too much to commit to a particular religion, and agnosticism is uninteresting? David Eagleman, Ph. D., emphasizes the exploration of new, unconsidered possibilities with the possibilian movement. Possibilianism represents the scientific temperament of tolerance for holding multiple ideas in mind, as opposed to committing to a particular story with insufficient evidence to do so....
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Event: 2013-12-10
Vatican II and Visual Sacred Art, 2013-05-10
Item — Container: Shelf 80, Box: 6, Object: 905
Identifier: 80.6.905
Abstract
Marcia Brennan, Ph.D. and Amy Hollywood Ph.D. Continuing the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Vatican II, the Rothko Chapel has convened a discussion between distinguished religious art experts on the impact of Vatican II on sacred visual art. Marcia Brennan, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Art History and Religious Studies at Rice University. Amy Hollywood, Ph.D. is a Professor of Christian Studies at Harvard Divinity School. Video by Runaway Productions
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Event: 2013-05-10