On Tuesday, October 14th at 7 PM, in Henderson Auditorium on the campus of Anderson University, nationally syndicated radio show host Dr. Bill Bennett, New York Times columnist and best-selling author Ross Douthat, and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) will appear together on stage for a conversation about “Faith and Freedom in the Public Square.”
Dr. Bennett, who was Secretary of Education under Ronald Reagan, will be the host and emcee for the evening, which is presented in conjunction with the Clamp School of Divinity at Anderson University.
Topics to be discussed in the event include; religious liberty, the state of Western Civilization across the globe and the decline of moral virtue in the public square.
The goal of this event is to allow prominent voices in the public square to engage in an open, honest and entertaining dialogue about religion, the price of freedom, and the challenges we face as a nation and civilization.
The panelists and organizers of the event say it is about asking and answering tough questions in a God-honoring and purposeful way.
Tickets are $20 for General Admission seating, and a limited number of $100 VIP Reserved seating (which includes admittance to a catered pre-show VIP reception with the speakers at 6:00 pm).
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