Stanley Hauerwas
November 3, 2016, 1:25 PM Dear Logan: Amy Laura is teaching a course on war in the divinity school so the posters you put up for your course seem to suggest that I am in competition with her course. I do not want that to happen and would appreciate
Stanley Hauerwas
Things are going well with the course prep. I hope to get you some dates that I'd like you to be in class very soon. The schedule is Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:25 to 2:40 pm. Attached is the course flyer which I'll be
Duke University
To: Trinity College Office of Curriculum and Course Development, and the Faculty Committee on Courses From: Inderdeep Chatrath, PhD, Assistant Vice President Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Regarding: Course Proposal Date: August 22, 2016 I write this letter in support of the course proposal, The Virtues of War – Politics, Policy,
Stanley Hauerwas
August 3, 2016, 4:26 PM From: Logan M. Isaac To: Stanley Hauerwas Subject: draft proposal Attached is the first pass at a proposal. I am not at the office where I keep all my most relevant books, but I can send a more developed reading list later. I added
Stanley Hauerwas
[00:00:00] It's June 15th, Wednesday, June 15th at one 20. I just got done some meeting with Stanley. Uh, um, I don't know. I don't know how to describe it. Other than that, I don't think it went well. I,
Stanley Hauerwas
Dear Logan: I am sorry but I have never been sure exactly what I said you found so offensive, but I will be glad to talk with you. Just come by. Stan That is unfortunate that you were not clear about the offense your comments caused. I tried to be
Stanley Hauerwas
Last night I came across the following article, which references an anecdote about Richard Nixon that Stanley also used on November 4, 2014 in a panel he was on with Drs. Hall and Hays; http://m.wacotrib.com/news/politics/leading-theologian-talks-war-politics-with-baylor-students-at-off/
Stanley Hauerwas
*As a veteran leader on campus and an alumni at the time of the panel, I voiced my strong objection to holding a panel about war that did not include voices of those who had been to war. You can read my correspondence to then-dean Richard Hays here, to
Stanley Hauerwas
*The following was a snail mail letter I sent to Stanley Hauerwas in June 2010 as I departed Honolulu bound for Durham, NC after he agreed to be my academic advisor for my MTS. Professor Hauerwas, Hopefully you remember our conversations last spring about my decision to attend Duke and