Papers

Prof. David Lyle Jeffrey

• 2006 Weston Lecture: "Between Opinions and a Reasoned Faith: The Bible and Academic Freedom" (17 Mar 06)

Prof. John Patrick

• "Private Medicine in Alberta: The Thin End of a Pernicious Wedge?" May 16, 2000
• "Hippocrates and Medicine in the Third Millenium"
• "Nine Questions everyone Must Face"
• "The Myth of Moral Neutrality"
• "The Myth of the Multicultural Patient" [pdf file]
• "What good is knowledge without wisdom?" October 1998

Prof. Graeme Hunter

• Taming the Tempest Touchstone, May 2002
• "Atheism and Argument" December 1999
• "Pluralism and the Christian Academy" March 2000
• As Nature Made Him by John Colapinto (book review)

Prof. Edith Humphrey

• Why this Issue?
• Discussion Papers from a Dialogue on Same-Sex Unions: Anglican Diocese of New Westminster
  1. "What constitutes a faithful reading of scripture?"
  2. "What is Disordered Sexuality?"
  3. "How Is Homosexuality Understood in Scripture, Tradition, and in Contemporary Theology?"
  4. "What Would It Mean for the Church to Bless Same-Sex Unions?"
• "Atonement: New Testament Perspectives" Fall 2000
• "God's Treasure in Jars of Clay" 1998

Prof. Edward Tingley

• "True Knowledge Is Made Possible by True Religion"
• "Technicians of Learning."
• "Christian Education, or The Rage to Live" September 2006 [pdf | 63 KB]

Ross Betts, President of American Friends of Augustine College.

• "Keeping Science in Context: The Challenge for the Christian Educator" [pdf | 99 KB]

 

MP3s

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The Reverend Doug Hayman (Sermons):

• "A  Successful Christian Life" (Lent 4, 2005)
• "In touch, but not in step with the world" (Easter 3, 2005)
• "A bold and faithful witness" (evensong on the Feast of St. James, 2005)

See also:

• www.saintbarnabas.ca/sermons.html

Prof. John Patrick

• Hippocrates (part one)
• Hippocrates (part two)
• "Meaning and Purpose in Medicine" - National Students Conference (7-9 Feb 2003)
• "Intellectual Barbarians"
• "Four Levels of Happiness"
• "The Myth of Moral Neutrality"
• "Moral Issues in Medicine and Culture"

Prof. Edith Humphrey

• Biblical Foundations for Healing (part one)
• Biblical Foundations for Healing (part two)
• "The Trinity Today" Lift High the Cross, Global Anglicanism and the Anglican Church of Canada, June 14-19, 2001

Prof. Graeme Hunter

• Why Every Illness is a Musical Illness (part one)
• Why Every Illness is a Musical Illness (part two)

Prof. Edmund Bloedow

• Alcibiades the Athenian (part one)
• Alcibiades the Athenian (part two)

Prof. Dominique Manganiello

• The Whole World is our Hospital (part one)
• The Whole World is our Hospital (part two)

Commencement addresses:

Prof. David Lyle Jeffrey

• "On the Commencement of Study at Augustine College," September 6, 1997

Prof. Dominic Manganiello

• "Why Read Old Books?" September 7, 1998

Prof. Graeme Hunter

• "Three Adventures in Education" September 3, 2000

Prof. Edith Humphrey

• "On Doorframes, Open Doors and Doorkeepers" September 2, 2001

Prof. Edmond F. Bloedow

• "Why come to Augustine College? Adventure in Perspective!" September 2003

Prof. Edward Tingley

• "Christian Education, or The Rage to Live" September 2006 [pdf | 63 KB]

Convocation Addresses

Edmond Bloedow

• Is there life after Augustine? 2007 [pdf | 32 KB]

Trevor Tucker

• "Tell me the old, old story." 22 April 2006

David D. Stewart

• "A Knowledge Too Wonderful" April 21, 2001

Rev. Dr. A. Leonard Griffith

• "Don't Forget the Ark" April 16, 2000

Valedictory Addresses

Erica Roebbelen

• "Valedictory Address" Class of 2006

Joshua Loyd

• "Valedictory Address" Class of 2004

Amy Anderson

• "Valedictory Address" Class of 2003

Caleb Cohoe

• "Valedictory Address" Class of 2002

Travis Dumsday

• "Valedictory Address" Class of 2001

Matt Mann

• "Augustine College Valediction" Class of 1998

Augustine College / Redeemer Joint Presentation

David Kilgour

• "Christians in the Emerging World Order" March 2, 1999