the christian academic society at Texas christian university
Cultivating the life of the mind within our academic institutions
The Christian Academic Series — Hosted by pastors and theologians, Lance Cashion and Tyler Durham Ph.D., this semester-long series at Texas Christian University discusses critical questions and issues from a Christian theological and worldview perspective.
Sponsored by the Forge Room Foundation
Forging Christians to think biblically, live boldly, and shape culture.
— Mission
The purpose of the Christian Academic Society Series is to bring Christian theology and the biblical worldview into the academic realm at Texas Christian University, demonstrating how the Bible intersects with critical issues in our cultural moment. Through deep theological and philosophical dialogue and Q&A, we cultivate the life of the mind within this revered institution from a biblical worldview perspective.
“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.”
Proverbs 9:10
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Topics Covered at Christian Academic Society Series at TCU
Finding Your Christian Identity in a Lost World
Man or Machine – A conversation about what it means to be human
Dangerous Ideology – Repressive Tolerance from a Biblical Worldview
Chloe Cole – Standing for Truth
True for Me but Not True for You – A conversation on the dangers of relativism
Clash of Kingdoms – Biblical engagement with cultural ideologies
Open Mic Q&A at TCU with Pastors
Is Feminism Destroying Western Civilization
How the Church Can End Human Trafficking
Why Chasing Happiness Can Make You Miserable
Navigating Cultural Chaos
Building Christian Community at College
How Do You Define Success as a Christian
World Cup and Human Trafficking
The Risk and Reward of Public Discourse from George Whitefield to Charlie Kirk
Is Islam Compatible with Western Civilization? A Worldview Conversation
This is a student and faculty-initiated program with TCU participants, and not an official TCU-funded program. We thank the Horned Frog alumni and community stakeholder funding that make this possible.