Roundtable



Roundtables are a unique opportunity for students at Princeton University to get more involved in a focused discussion on specific issues of particular importance to Christians living in the unique environment of a private, secular educational institution. We hope to select a particular issue or set of questions every six to eight weeks about which Revisions will especially solicit – and perhaps even commission – articles. Then follows a period of article writing and discussion online which will ultimately culminate in an on-​​campus discussion at which contributors to the journal – as well as those interested in the topic – will be able to get together and talk about their views. Writers of articles who are willing are given a chance to give a short presentation of their position in order to jump-​​start the discussion(s).

 

Our current Roundtable Discussion is focused on the question of Origins:

How do you under­stand Bib­li­cal accounts of cre­ation, espe­cially Gen­e­sis 1–3, in light of cur­rent trends and hypothe­ses of con­tem­po­rary sci­ence and mod­ern Bib­li­cal scholarship?