Photo Project

Center for Politics and Religion: Matthew Lee Anderson (Sep 29, 2011)

Select image to enter slideshow

9/29/11 \| 18455 \| XL Sean Evans, chair of the department of political science, talks to a group of Union students prior to Matthew Anderson's lecture. - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18456 \| XL Micah Watson, director of the center of politics and religion, introduces the speaker, Matthew Anderson. - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18457 \| XL Matthew Anderson, author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” lectures on "The Physical Body in Evangelical Practice and Politics." - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18458 \| XL Matthew Anderson, author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” speaks to students and faculty about integrating the gospel in our discussion of controversial issues. - Anne Richoux
9/29/11 \| 18459 \| XL Matthew Anderson (right), author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” talks to students and faculty following his lecture. - Anne Richoux

9/29/11 \| 18455 \| XL Sean Evans, chair of the department of political science, talks to a group of Union students prior to Matthew Anderson's lecture. - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18456 \| XL Micah Watson, director of the center of politics and religion, introduces the speaker, Matthew Anderson. - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18457 \| XL Matthew Anderson, author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” lectures on "The Physical Body in Evangelical Practice and Politics." - Anne Richoux	9/29/11 \| 18458 \| XL Matthew Anderson, author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” speaks to students and faculty about integrating the gospel in our discussion of controversial issues. - Anne Richoux
9/29/11 \| 18459 \| XL Matthew Anderson (right), author of “Earthen Vessels: Why Our Bodies Matter to Our Faith,” talks to students and faculty following his lecture. - Anne Richoux