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The podcast for the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies

  1. 20/11/2024

    Seeking Wisdom in Benedictine Spirituality in the Netherlands and Germany Today

    Missed our fall lecture featuring Dr. Herman De Vries? We’re excited to share the video recording of this insightful event! Dr. De Vries, professor of Germanic Languages at Calvin University and holder of the Frederik Meijer Chair in Dutch Language and Culture, spoke on "Seeking Wisdom in Benedictine Spirituality in the Netherlands and Germany Today." In his talk, Dr. De Vries explored the resurgence of interest in Benedictine wisdom amidst rising secularism, shedding light on the people and themes driving this trend in Germany and the Netherlands today. Whether you're new to Benedictine spirituality or deeply curious, his insights invite reflection on the enduring relevance of ancient spiritual practices in today’s world.

    1 h 8 min

  2. 20/11/2024

    A Conversation with Dr. Kyle Dieleman on Navigating Reformed Identity in the Rural Dutch Republic

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    21 min

  3. 20/11/2024

    The 2024 Meeter Center visiting scholar presentations

    Presented By : Dr. Emanuel Conțac & Jeb Ralston

    1 h 20 min

  4. 20/11/2024

    An interview with Dr. Randy blacketer

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    14 min

  5. 20/11/2024

    Reformation Day Lecture 2023: Life as a Refugee in Calvin's Geneva

    📣 We are sharing the recorded video of the Reformation Day Lecture! Have you missed our captivating Reformation Day Public Lecture on "Life as a Refugee in Calvin's Geneva"? Or would you like to listen to it again? We've got you covered. 🎥 Check out the recorded video featuring Dr. Karin Maag, Director of the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies, as she delves into the 16th-century Geneva, exploring the experiences of religious refugees from France, England, Italy, and beyond. 🔍 Discover the challenges, tensions, and the support system Geneva provided to newcomers, drawing insightful comparisons to today's world where migrants and refugees seek safety, and communities navigate the complexities of integration.

    1 h 20 min

  6. 18/03/2022

    Introducing Our Medals Pt. 1

    This  week, join Meeter Center director Karin Maag for a show-and-tell  featuring amazing medals commemorating the Reformation from the Meeter  Center's collection. We are fortunate to have received an extensive set  of medals from a local collector, to add to the medals we already had -  many of these mark significant anniversaries of Calvin's life, but  others, like the ones featured in today's short video, highlight  significant dates or events that helped shape Reformed identity. The  iconography, symbols, and artistic talent together make these medals  truly engaging witnesses to the ongoing significance of the Reformation  well after the sixteenth century. The video version of this podcast can be watched here: https://youtu.be/08QEBuOTLcU

    7 min

  7. 11/03/2022

    Reformation conversation with Max Scholz

    We heard from Dr. Maximilian Miguel Scholz, assistant professor of History, Florida State University, speaking about his upcoming book, _Strange Brethren: Refugees, Religious Bonds, and Reformation in Frankfurt, 1554-1608_ (University of Virginia Press - release date January 17, 2022).  Following Max's presentation of the main themes of his book, we had responses from Dr. Jesse Spohnholz (Washington State University) and Dr. Mirjam van Veen (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), both of whom have published works and ongoing projects on religious refugees in the early modern era. After that, we hed our open forum discussion by Zoom chat.

    1 h 20 min

  8. 04/11/2021

    Reformation Conversations: Bruce Gordon on Huldrych Zwingli

    We were delighted to host another Reformation Conversations Webinar this fall, this time focusing on Dr. Bruce Gordon’s upcoming biography of the Swiss Reformer Huldrych Zwingli. The session took place on Thursday, Nov. 4, from 1 PM to 2:30 PM. Bruce Gordon is the Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Yale Divinity School, where he has served since 2008. His research focuses on the Reformation and its reception, especially in the Swiss lands. In 2009, he published his biography of John Calvin (Yale University Press), one of the best English-language biographies of the Genevan Reformer. Now he has turned his attention to the leading early Reformer of the city of Zurich in his monograph, _Huldrych Zwingli: God’s Armed Prophet_, due to be released by Yale University Press on November 30, 2021.

    1 h 19 min
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The podcast for the H. Henry Meeter Center for Calvin Studies

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    Meeter Center
  • Années d’activité
    2019 - 2024
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