Seminar Curricula

The Trinity Forum series of seminar curricula, “contributing to the transformation and renewal of society through the transformation and renewal of leaders,” are thematic collections of readings with helpful introductions that are designed to stimulate thought and conversation.

While each curriculum is designed to serve our traditional forty-eight hour Leader Forum model, each has been successfully adapted for longer or shorter sessions, and for individual study. The first six curricula are widely available in paperback (with included leaders’ guides) as the Trinity Forum Study Series. They are also published in three-ring binders for Trinity Forum events.

Our new curriculum on technology and our curriculum on the problem of evil, as well as customized discussion modules based on the other curricula, are available only for events sponsored through the Trinity Forum.

Available in paperback or as three-ring binders

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In comparing our lives to those of men enchained in caves, Socrates implies that it is the Promethean gift of fire and the enchantment of the arts that hold men unwittingly enslaved, blind to the world beyond the city. Mistaking their crafted world for the whole, men live as cave dwellers, ignorant of their true standing in the world and their absolute dependence on powers not of their making and beyond their control.

Leon Kass, "What's Wrong With Babel"

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