Evangelical Theological Society

Eastern Region Annual Conference
Baptist Bible Seminary, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania
Friday, March 26, 2004
10 AM - 7 PM
 

An abridged version of this page and some other linked pages will remain here for some time for reference purposes now that the conference is history. We had an attendance of about 150 and a profitable day.

Audio copies (both mp3 & streamed rm) of the plenary sessions are now available.

Culture, Truth, and Politics

This page is specifically designed as a support and information page for the 2004 annual eastern region conference. (The national ETS site contains official ETS information as well as details of the national and regional conferences, etc.) This page also appears as framed content on the national site. If you accessed it via the national page, the direct URL is: <http://faculty.bbc.edu/rdecker/ets.htm>.

Eastern Region Officers for 2003-2004

President, Dr. Rodney J. Decker, Baptist Bible Seminary <rdecker> at <NTResources.com>
Vice President, Dr. Gary E. Schnittjer, Philadelphia Biblical University <gschnittjer> at <pbu.edu>
Secretary/Treasurer, Dr. Robert Spender, Lancaster Bible College <bspender> at <lbc.edu>

Plenary Speaker

Dr. D. A. Carson Research Professor of NT Trinity Evangelical Divinity School "The Intolerance of Tolerance" Part 1, Plenary session 1 at 12:30 PM Part 2, Plenary session 3 at 5:15 PM (Audio available)

Panel Discussion

"Current Evangelical Approaches to Popular Culture"
(Plenary Session 2 at 1:50 PM)

Panel members/presenters

John Makujina Ph.D., WTS; teaching at Central Baptist Seminary, Minneapolis “Forgotten Texts and Doctrines in Current Evangelical Responses to Culture" transcript in .pdf format or audio		Mike Stallard Ph.D., DTS; teaching at Baptist Bible Seminary, Clarks Summit “Evangelical Theology and Culture: A Taxonomy” transcript in .pdf format or audio

Respondent

Chris Simmons (Ph.D. cand., Univ. of Chicago in History of Culture), Chair, Communication Dept., Messiah College

Discussion

Makujina, Stallard, Simmons

Papers/Presenters and Schedule

Papers on a variety of topics, most of them theme-related, will be presented by R. Todd Mangum, Fred Putnam, David Hard, Carl Sanders, Gordon Franz, Ken Gardoski, Will Honeycutt, Jeff Riddle, Bill Arp, Mark Snoeberger, John Soden, Jack Delivuk, Jeff Downs, C. Gordon Olson, David Young Pak, Jim King, and Jason Poling. There will also be seven papers presented in the Student Paper Competition. See the detailed schedule for paper titles.

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