Esther Meek on the Contours of Covenant Epistemology
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009a report live-blogged by Andy Naselli
The Henry Center is sponsoring the following event:
March 18-19, 2009 | Esther Meek
Geneva College, Beaver Falls, PA
“Knowing Knowing, Knowing God: Contours of Covenant Epistemology”
Most people have never had a philosophy course; that doesn’t keep them from practicing philosophy. We all inherit “default settings,” unexamined presumptions about what knowing is, which are proving unhealthy and unbiblical. They infect every dimension of human life, including knowing God. “Epistemological therapy” thus holds the prospect of favorably impacting everything from business to Christian discipleship, athletics to scientific research. This lecture will introduce you to Meek’s “covenant epistemology,” centrally the proposal that we take, as our paradigm of all human knowing, the transformative, interpersonal, covenantally-featured relationship. We will explore its key features and the ways it accords with the Christian Scripture, commending its value for reshaping the way we engage the world, and restoring us to ourselves. (more…)
