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Dr. Emily G. Wenneborg October 28, 7:00-8:30 Champaign Public Library, Robeson Pavilion, Room C (200 W Green St, Champaign). Nearly four centuries before the invention of the smartphone, French Catholic thinker Blaise Pascal identified our human tendency to seek distraction and fear boredom. Come learn Pascal’s diagnosis of the real reason for our boredom, and […] |
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Dr. Melody Green C. S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength at 80 Years Old Champaign Public Library, Robeson Pavilion, Room A (200 W Green St, Champaign). Even though it was written during WWII, C. S. Lewis’s dystopian/science fiction novel That Hideous Strength explores science, faith, myth, relationships, and community that are in some ways even more […] |
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Dr. Pearce Durst AI, Writing, and Integrity November 11, 2025 Friends Conference Room 215 (Champaign Public Library. 200 W Green St, Champaign) The rise of AI presents both opportunities and challenges for Christian scholars, pastors, and leaders. Writing has always been a central practice in seminary education, but what happens when AI tools enter the […] |
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Dr. Todd Daly Forget the AI Apocalypse: How AI Is Already Making Us Less Human, and What to Do about It November 18, 2025, Busey Bank Conference Room 222 (Champaign Public Library, 200 W Green St, Champaign) The specter of Artificial super Intelligence gaining consciousness and enslaving or destroying humans is a dominant feature of […] |
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