Schedule

Course offerings open for enrollment.

    • Ethan Vander Leek Instructor Author

      Ethan Vander Leek

      United States CST

      Instructor

      Ethan Vander Leek earned his PhD from Marquette University, where he focused on the thought of William Desmond. He has published on Desmond, Rowan Williams, Pope Francis, Thomas Merton, and Raimon Panikkar. Thematically, his research focuses on Christian spirituality and prayer, theological anthropology, and theological analysis of contemporary culture. He lives in Milwaukee, WI with his wife Catherine and daughter Elena. Ethan works for the Episcopal Church as Milwaukee Area Campus Minister, leading regular Evening Prayer services and leading discussions on the writings of CS Lewis. He is a deacon in the Episcopal Church and is pursuing ordination to the priesthood.

    • Paul V. Axton Instructor

      Paul V. Axton

      United States CST

      Admin Registrar Instructor

      Paul V. Axton spent 30 years in higher education teaching theology, philosophy, and Bible. Paul's Ph.D. work and book bring together biblical and psychoanalytic understandings of peace, and the blog, podcast, and PBI are shaped by this emphasis.

    Ploughshares Bible Institute - THE 380

    William Desmond's Trilogy, Part I: Being and the Between

    scheduled 150.00 USD 4 of 10 seats left

    A detailed examination of Being and the Between, the first book in William Desmond's major philosophical trilogy.

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    • Paul V. Axton Instructor Author

      Paul V. Axton

      United States CST

      Admin Registrar Instructor

      Paul V. Axton spent 30 years in higher education teaching theology, philosophy, and Bible. Paul's Ph.D. work and book bring together biblical and psychoanalytic understandings of peace, and the blog, podcast, and PBI are shaped by this emphasis.

    Ploughshares Bible Institute - THE 200

    Sin and Salvation

    scheduled 150.00 USD 11 of 20 seats left

    An in-depth study of the meaning of sin and a description of the atonement as a defeat of sin and the basis of an alternative community in Christ.

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