The Science Museum of Minnesota advertises the Dead Sea Scrolls as "Words That Changed the World." But where did these words come from and what potential could they really have to change our world? North Central graduate Reed Carlson explores these questions in a provocative yet faithful presentation that is not boring. Designed as an introduction for the uninformed but curious, Reed will delve deep into the intrigue of the Scrolls Universe, surfacing the most pressing texts and issues that confront Christians in our time.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
"Dirt, Blood and Water: An Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls"
Good News! The Society has its second event of the year planned. Reed Carlson who is a former graduate of North Central now attends Luther Seminary. He is becoming quite an expert of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and has agreed to come and share with our community in a joint effort with the NCU Library, and the Society for Bible and Theology. It will take place on Tuesday October 5th at 6pm
The Science Museum of Minnesota advertises the Dead Sea Scrolls as "Words That Changed the World." But where did these words come from and what potential could they really have to change our world? North Central graduate Reed Carlson explores these questions in a provocative yet faithful presentation that is not boring. Designed as an introduction for the uninformed but curious, Reed will delve deep into the intrigue of the Scrolls Universe, surfacing the most pressing texts and issues that confront Christians in our time.
The Science Museum of Minnesota advertises the Dead Sea Scrolls as "Words That Changed the World." But where did these words come from and what potential could they really have to change our world? North Central graduate Reed Carlson explores these questions in a provocative yet faithful presentation that is not boring. Designed as an introduction for the uninformed but curious, Reed will delve deep into the intrigue of the Scrolls Universe, surfacing the most pressing texts and issues that confront Christians in our time.
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