Item Aud. 19 - Lecture: Don Page (TWU Administrator) / Staley Lecture: Dr. Lynn Buzzard - November 15

aud19a.mp3 aud19b.mp3 aud19-transcript

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Lecture: Don Page (TWU Administrator) / Staley Lecture: Dr. Lynn Buzzard - November 15

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CA TWU Coll. 02-01-Aud. 19

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  • 1 audio cassette
  • 2 sound recordings (mp3)
  • audio 19a 17.0 MB (25 minutes)
  • audio 19b 32.1 MB (47 minutes)

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Audio 19a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Page – “Materialism, Secularism, and Pluralism”
Dr. Page, Academic Vice President, argues that because politicians are feeling such a large amount of pressure from alternate viewpoints, while not hearing from the Christian point of view, the latter is being forgotten. However, he continues that if we build an argument on Christian values even non-Christians will listen, because they are searching for meaning. He then takes questions from the audience. He notes that the Church functions best when under persecution and, currently, it is under persecution by secular humanism. He briefly touches on the issue of amending the Human Rights Act to include sexual orientation. Then, Dr. Page offers recommendations on how to write an action letter to an MP. Petitions, form letters, multiple signature letters are ineffectual. However the most important letter you can send is a personal letter to your own MP. He answers a few more questions. An unidentified person closes off the discussion.
Audio 19b consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Lynn Buzzard – “The Importance of Christian Values and the Law”
Dr. Buzzard, Staley lecturer, continues his lecture series and discusses the importance of Christian values and the Law. He argues that when a society loses its lawfulness, it doesn’t result in anarchy; instead it results in many little laws. He discusses the volume of lawsuits occurring in the United States and illustrates the issue with personal stories. He then continues to explore how the Law fails to serve an important role in society due to the loss of core values. Having stripped God from His connection to law, what goes in His place? He argues that the universities have abandoned the quest for truth. Dr. Buzzard encourages the students to ask, “What is a proper interaction between Law, Justice, and Biblical Values?” The Church should be an advocate for Justice. Often interest in Law is based on personal gain. He argues that the Law can fail. Too often people pin their hopes on the false god of law, but passing a law does not fix a failing of society. [32:20] A new section begins, wherein an unidentified speaker discusses the conversion of the Honduran cabinet to Jesus Christ. Only Christ is the hope for change. He speaks on the assets of Canada; the world has a positive view of Canada and this gives the Church an opportunity to reach out to others. Now is a time, states the speaker, when Christian values can have the greatest impact on the world since WWII. He relates a personal story about interacting with a scientist. A student begins to ask a question; the recording ends before the speaker answers.
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[Lynn Buzzard served for fifteen years as executive director of the Christian Legal Society and Center for Law and Religious Freedom before joining the Campbell University Law faculty in 1985.
Source: http://law.campbell.edu/faculty-staff/lynn-buzzard.html (accessed November 18, 2010)]

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B 4 S 1 Box 01

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See also Aud 18 and Aud 20
PDF version of transcript attached; see F 41 for paper copy

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Digitization Note: All files recorded from a Califone 2455AV, captured by ScenalyzerLive 4.0 and edited with Audacity 1.2.6. Recorded at 44.1kHz @ 16-bit resolution via Canopus ADVC110, in .wav format by Aaron Martens, TWU AV Asst, between May 2007 and June 2009.

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AV Assistant's digitization notes: Aud 19a combined 23 minutes leading and trailing silence cut; Aud 19b under 1 minute trailing silence cut

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Student Assistant’s note: Converted from .wav to .mp3 and/or amplified using Dexster v3.2 Copyright Softdiv Software Sdn Bhd; attributes MP3 CBR; 48kHz 320 Kbps; Channel: stereo – between September 2010 and April 2011

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In June 2012 librarian DD resized all audio files using the program Amadeus Pro; he ran a batch conversion of the files, changing them from MP3 files at a bit rate of 320kbps to MP3 files at a bit rate of 96kbps at 24kHz

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This copy is to be used solely for the purpose of research or private study; any use of the copy for a purpose other than research or private study may require the authorization of the copyright owner of the work in question

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March 11, 2005<br/>October 25, 2012<br/>Thursday, October 18, 2012 2:48:06 PM by SylviaS<br/>Thursday, February 10, 2011 10:31:10 AM by SylviaS<br/>Saturday, December 18, 2010 2:50:13 PM by sylvias<br/>Wednesday, December 08, 2010 2:42:13 PM by SylviaS<br/>Thursday, November 18, 2010 4:29:27 PM by SylviaS<br/>Thursday, November 18, 2010 4:21:26 PM by SylviaS<br/>Friday, March 03, 2006 10:14:36 AM by SylviaS<br/>Thursday, April 07, 2005 10:51:42 AM by M. Kelly<br/>Thursday, March 24, 2005 11:21:33 AM by M. Kelly<br/>Friday, March 11, 2005 4:59:22 PM by M. Kelly<br/>Friday, March 11, 2005 4:51:50 PM by M. Kelly<br/>Friday, March 11, 2005 4:50:44 PM by M. Kelly<br/>2005 M. Kelly

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