Telos is Greek for end goal, or purpose, and also meaning. So that’s what this class is about. Are you a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew, a Hindu, or a member of some other religion? Whatever your belief system, we will accept and welcome you. We will consider and discuss your beliefs at face value. The same is true if you are an atheist or agnostic. You still have beliefs, even if they are things that you don’t believe. Maybe you grew up with religious beliefs but now you doubt them, or you’ve lost or abandon them. That’s pretty com-mon. The prevailing skepticism of the university is not going to help you integrate your reason and your faith, but my friends and I can teach you how and show you the evidence.
Telos meets every Sunday morning 9:15–10:15 and Sunday evening 5:30–7:30. In our casual meetings we explore the conjunction of faith and divine revelation using your God-given reason, your heart, and your mind. To discuss this in more detail I invite you to call or text me, Scott Cherry, at 313.485.7153. Or just click the button below to see a model syllabus that we usually follow this semester.