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Most ​do ​not ​think ​of ​C.S. ​Lewis ​as ​a ​political ​thinker, ​yet ​Lewis ​thought ​deeply ​about ​politics, ​human ​nature, ​and ​natural ​law. ​In ​this ​talk ​we ​will ​explore ​Lewis’ ​affirmation ​and ​critique ​of ​democracy, ​and ​his ​insistence ​that ​only ​a ​commitment ​to ​something ​more ​than ​mere ​equality ​can ​preserve ​virtue ​and ​liberty.


Micah Watson, Ph.D.

 

Micah Watson, Ph.D. ​is ​a ​native ​of ​the ​great, ​Golden ​State ​of ​California ​where ​he ​completed ​his ​undergraduate ​degree ​at ​University ​California, ​Davis. ​He ​earned ​his ​M.A. ​degree ​in ​church-state ​studies ​at ​Baylor ​University ​in ​Waco, ​Texas, ​and ​holds ​M.A. ​and ​doctorate ​degrees ​in ​politics ​from ​Princeton ​University. ​ ​ ​Professor ​Watson ​joined ​the ​faculty ​at ​Calvin ​College ​in ​the ​fall ​of ​2015. ​ ​He ​was ​also ​selected ​to ​serve ​as ​the ​William ​Spoelhof ​Teacher-Scholar ​Chair ​for ​the ​2015-16 ​year.

Event Details

Start Date

Location

Mark Murray Auditorium at Acton Institute
98 E Fulton St SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
United States

Schedule

12:00-1:00 PM | 11:30 AM Doors Open

Tickets

Individuals- $15
Students- $10

(Includes box lunch and a beverage*)
*To guarantee your box lunch please register at least 48 hours in advance

Parking

Metered ​street ​parking ​is ​available. ​Please ​bring ​sufficient ​change ​with ​you ​for ​meters. ​You ​can ​also ​pay ​for ​parking ​with ​the ParkMobile ​App ​on ​your ​smartphone ​(iOS ​and ​Android). ​There ​are ​also ​paid ​parking ​lots ​nearby. ​Please ​enter ​building ​off ​of ​Sheldon ​Blvd.