Elaine Pagels and Prof. Hal Taussig
UNION DAY 2005
This year's Union Day symposium was presented in conjunction with a month-long collaborative art exhibition titled "The Divine Body" on display at three Morningside Heights venues: Union's James Chapel, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the LeRoy Neiman Gallery at Columbia University.
After a brief introduction by Academic Dean Euan Cameron we will hear from Dr. Hal Tausig, who will present an overview of the ways in which non-canonical early Christian text continues to captivate popular imagination.
The presentation by Dr. Pagels will follow reflecting on the question "What is the significance of these lost texts to you, your work, your world?"
If you are listening to us today in iTunes, this will be our first enhanced podcast, containing pictures of the event as well as chapters. To access the chapters in iTunes in please use the dropdown menu located just to the right of the main title window. It's tiny, but it's there once you download this podcast.
Also, This will probably be our final podcast until the new year. So from all of us here at Union Theological Seminary. Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a safe and happy new year!
EPISODE LENGTH 42:22
This year's Union Day symposium was presented in conjunction with a month-long collaborative art exhibition titled "The Divine Body" on display at three Morningside Heights venues: Union's James Chapel, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the LeRoy Neiman Gallery at Columbia University.
After a brief introduction by Academic Dean Euan Cameron we will hear from Dr. Hal Tausig, who will present an overview of the ways in which non-canonical early Christian text continues to captivate popular imagination.
The presentation by Dr. Pagels will follow reflecting on the question "What is the significance of these lost texts to you, your work, your world?"
If you are listening to us today in iTunes, this will be our first enhanced podcast, containing pictures of the event as well as chapters. To access the chapters in iTunes in please use the dropdown menu located just to the right of the main title window. It's tiny, but it's there once you download this podcast.
Also, This will probably be our final podcast until the new year. So from all of us here at Union Theological Seminary. Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a safe and happy new year!
EPISODE LENGTH 42:22
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