P. Andrew Sandlin

Save the Date for CCL’s 2021 Symposium on Economics

Saturday, December 4

Center for Cultural Leadership Annual Symposium in San Francisco

9 AM — 3 PM

Includes catered lunch in a four-star hotel on the Bay

Theme:

Un-Virtuous Economics:

Political Interventionism, Woke Capitalism, and Church Pietism

“David L. Bahnsen: “Politicized Economics in One Lesson” and “Pietized Economics in One Lesson”

Jerry Bowyer: “The Maker and the Takers”

Brian G. Mattson: “Alarmed by Cultural Marxism? Don’t Forget Real Marxism!”

P. Andrew Sandlin: “Creational Economics versus Contra-Creational Economics”

Jeffery J. Ventrella: “The Anthropology of Judicial Economics”

Since this isn’t a talking-head conference but a symposium, every attendee will get a chance to comment and share his views.

Hotel rooms available for early registrants. Airport hotel with easy, quick 24-hour shuttle.

This event is free, but it isn’t open to the public. It’s by invitation only. You get invited by contacting me (P. Andrew Sandlin) privately.

Seating is limited, but I hope to see many of you there.

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P. Andrew Sandlin

I am founder & president of the Center for Cultural Leadership, core faculty of the H. Evan Runner International Academy for Cultural Leadership and De Yong Distinguished Visiting Professor of Culture and Theology, Edinburg Theological Seminary, and an ordained minister in the Fellowship of Mere Christianity. I am happily married to Sharon Lynn Sandlin (nee Habedank) and have five adult children and four grandchildren.

5 responses to “Save the Date for CCL’s 2021 Symposium on Economics”

  1. The Handsome Older Couple Avatar
    The Handsome Older Couple

    Linda and I are IN!! Do you want to reserve the room as a group rate? Or should I get it now? Your call. Cheers.

    Reply
    1. P. Andrew Sandlin Avatar
      P. Andrew Sandlin

      You might get a better rate as a Marriott member.

      Reply
  2. Jeremy Avatar
    Jeremy

    I’m interested! What’s the best way to get in touch with you?

    Cheers!

    Reply
    1. P. Andrew Sandlin Avatar
      P. Andrew Sandlin

      sandlin[at]saber[dot]net.

      Reply
  3. It's, Jeremy, again... Avatar
    It’s, Jeremy, again…

    I thik I may have given you the wrong email.

    Reply

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