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On October 30, PBU held its annual Worldview Conference. Keynote speakers were joined by PBU faculty and others addressing a variety of topics focused on the Christian life lived in the marketplace. Keynote SessionsThe Christian Calling: Widening and Elevating Our Vision (Listen Now) Dr. Williams evaluated the need for Christians to re-orient themselves biblically as they assess spirituality, ministry, and vocation in light of the mandate to be in the world without being of it.
Mr. Christenson examined the question of Christian politicians and political influencers engaging in a pluralistic culture without compromising their faith.
Mr. Doll presented the lessons he’s learned about the Christian theology of work through his life working in corporate American culture.
Parallel SessionsMoral Relativism and Situational Ethics in Today’s Business World (Listen Now) Mr. Mesher explored the complex issue of decision making in the business arena and its ethical implications. Session Presentation
Mr. Palladino examined sociological results of the unparalleled growth in suburban construction, examining the consequences of demographic and infrastructural shifts.
Dr. Putnam used the wisdom of the book of Proverbs to look at how commerce and finance affect a society and its leaders. Session Presentation
Dr. Gossard contrasted the influence of industrialized food production and sustainable agriculture on human health and environment. Download this session's resource list Session Presentation
Mr. Leahy, Mr. Varghese, and Mr. Ferner discussed the opportunities, rewards, and challenges associated with Business as Mission projects.
Dr. Hard examined the Apostle Paul’s technique in his address in Athens, recorded in Acts 17, to highlight what believers can learn from it. Download this session's resource list
Mrs. Talbot summarized the current trends in contemporary literature and grappled with the question of how a Christian might write relevant works. Download this session's resource list and handout |
