Faith and Culture Series
The university's Faith and Culture Series invites contemporary writers to Georgetown to reflect on their work in the context of the engagement of faith with culture.
Religion, Arts, and Culture
Religion fundamentally shapes the way individuals see the world, their role in society, and the roles of others in their communities. For many artists, religion inspires their imagination and becomes a theme in their work. These resources look at how faith, belief, and religious principles influence and occupy modern American and global artists, including novelists, filmmakers, and poets.
Oct
15
15
2021
The Body and Religiously Motivated Social Action
12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. EDT Online
Jun
15
15
2021
Apr
14
14
2021
Mar
25
25
2021
Article September 28, 2021
The House that Thoreau Built
In this chapter, Senior Fellow Paul Elie provides reflection on the house that Henry David Thoreau built on Walden Pond, exploring house as a motif in both the life and work of Thoreau.
Other Publications
Lesson Plan February 1, 2021
Article August 12, 2020