Friday, September 29 – Bundy Reading Room: 1:30-2:10 pm

1) Spenser Phelan, “The Modern Image of the Devil”
2) Daniel Zommick, “Lewis, Dostoevsky, and Christian Apologetics”

Monday, October 2 – Bundy Reading Room: 1-2:10 pm

1) Lauren Carter, “Technology and Predictability in Max Frisch’s Homo Faber”
2) Chris Low, “God’s Goodness through Suffering”
3) John Lee, “How the Devils Mislead”
4) Bo Herzog, “Empathetic Attitudes of Truman Capote in In Cold Blood”

Wednesday, October 4 – Bundy Reading Room: 1-2:10 pm

1) Allison Fischer, “Free Will as the Greatest Freedom of All”
2) Kendra Lyons, “Freedom and Sin: The Tree of Knowledge”
3) Andrea Walter, “Temptation in The Screwtape Letters and the World Today”
4) Laura Schoedel, “The Grand Inquisitor and the Suffering of Free Will”
5) Jill Bickelhaupt, “Screwtape and Wormwood’s Use of the Seven Deadly Sins" top

Friday, October 6 – Avery 110: 1-2:10 pm

1) Walter Brim, “Underlying Philosophies: A Comparative Study of Mersault and Don Quixote”
2) Cheryl Birks, “From Life to Narnia”
3) Emico Namatame, “Sensationalizing Crime in America”
4) Eric Smith, “Fyodor Dostoevsky and Pure Christianity in The Grand Inquisitor”

Monday, October 9 – Bundy Reading Room: 1-2:10 pm

1) Jamie Ellis, “The Persuasion of C. S. Lewis”
2) Carolyn Gonsky, “Depictions of the Devil in The Screwtape Letters”
3) Kate McMurry, “Lewis’ Use of Conscience in The Screwtape Letters”
4) Paul Wilmoth, “Viewing the World Differently: Homo Faber and Society” top