Faith & Law is a volunteer, nonprofit organization that
helps congressional staff better understand the implications
of the Christian worldview for their calling to the public square,
through monthly lectures, bi-monthly reading groups, and
the semi-annual "Great Objects Day" conference.
Upcomming Lecture in
the 2008 Faith & Law Lectures
"The Moral Muddle of Evangelical Christian Pacifism"
Keith Pavlischek
Senior Fellow,Ethics and Public Policy Center
Noon, Friday
September 5th 2008
TBD
See the entire 2008 lecture schedule,click here.
24 Years of Lectures and
Service to Congressional Staff
Faith & Law has existed informally since 1983 and was incorporated in 1990. Over the past 24 years, Faith & Law has brought before congressional staff a wide variety of distinguished speakers to address contemporary political and cultural issues.
Previous Lecturers Include:
J. P. Moreland
Nigel Cameron
Chuck Colson
George Weigel
Nancy Pearcey
Wesley Smith
Ravi Zacharias
Mark Noll
Beyond Supplementation:
Faith & Law Reading Groups
Led by current or veteran senior staff from Capitol Hill,
reading groups meet twice a month to discuss a short essay or
article on topics in faith and law. Though a brilliant lecture
is helpful, even the best can raise more questions than answers.
The truth, with all its implications, takes time in community to digest.
Because of this, we get together in reading groups to discsuss honestly
even the most difficult issues, helping each other make sense of our
calling to the public square.