Announcing
                                          
                                   Cambridge '94
                                          
                            C.S. Lewis Summer Institute
                   Queens College, Cambridge University, England
                                  July 10-23, 1994
                                          
                       Cosmos and Creation:  Chance or Dance?
            
            An international symposium of the Arts and Sciences 
            exploring contemporary Christian and secular understandings 
            of origins-of the universe, of life, and of human 
            creativity.
            
                                     Featuring
            
            Peter Kreeft (Professor of Philosophy, Boston College.  
            Author of Socrates Meets Jesus  and C.S. Lewis:  A Critical 
            Essay) speaking on "C.S. Lewis and the Cosmic Dance:  A 
            Perelandrean Alternative to Modern Nihilism."
            Thomas Howard (Professor of English, St. John's College.  
            Author of Christ the 
            Tiger and The Achievement of C.S. Lewis) on "Chance and the 
            Dance Revisited."
            John Polkinghorne (President, Queen's College.  Author of 
            Science and Creation and 
            Reason and Reality) on "Science and Religion."
            Owen Gingerich (Chair, History of Science, Harvard) on  
            "Galileo Galilei:  The 
            Christian as Scientist Confronts Academic and Religious 
            Fundamentalism."
            Barbara Reynolds (former Professor at Cambridge) on  
            "Dorothy Sayers:  The Mind 
            of the Maker"; also Dante's "Creation" from Paradiso.
            Dallas Willard (Professor of Philosophy, University of 
            Southern California) on "The 
            Methodologies of Science, Theology, Philosophy and the 
            Arts."
            Phillip Johnson (Professor of Law, University of 
            California, Berkeley) on "Darwin on 
            Trial."
            Walter Hooper (Literary Advisor to C.S. Lewis Estate) on 
            "Science, Fiction and 
            Holiness."
            Kallistos Ware (Philosopher, Fellow of Pembroke College, 

            


            Oxford; Greek Orthodox 
            Bishop of Diokleia on "Creation . . ."
            
                                        Plus
                                          
              Panel Discussion:  "Shadowlands-the Evolution of a 
            Screenplay"
              Afternoon seminars:  C.S. Lewis; the Great Books; and 
            Science and Theology
              Workshops on choral music, drama, poetry, dance, visual 
            arts, film, and creative 
                 writing
              Evening concerts, plays, films
              Performance of "The Great Dance"-a full-length ballet 
            written by David Burns based 
                upon material from C.S. Lewis's Out of the Silent 
            Planet and Perelandra.
              Tours of "The Kilns" (former home of C.S. Lewis), Oxford, 
            Stratford-upon-Avon, 
                Cambridge, and environs
                             . . . and much, much more!
            
            Please write or call for further information:
            
            C.S. Lewis Foundation
            P.O. Box 8008
            Redlands, CA  92375
            909/793-0949