Guest Speaker
Prof. William Wagner
How One’s World View
Affects the Destiny of a Nation
Navigating To the City on the Hill
Or
Over the Gomorrahian Precipice-
- The Objective Worldview Lens: An Inviolable Standard Present in Divine/Natural Law, Traditionally Reflected in American Law.
- The Subjective Worldview Lens: Rejecting the Inviolable Standard for Secular Moral Relativism.
- Implications of the American Republic
When: Thursday, January 17, 2008
Seating: 6:30 p.m. Lecture promptly @ 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Where: Grosse Pointe War Memorial
(32 Lakeshore Grosse Pointe – reception room)
Prof. William Wagner is President of Salt and Light Global and the International Center for Ethics, Rights, and Responsibility. He holds a tenured law school professorship in Ethics and Constitutional law. He is a frequent speaker at world conferences and has published a number of articles, books, and other publications. He has represented a wide variety of faith based organizations as lead amicus counsel in various matters before the United States Supreme Court. He also authored a brief on the right to free expression of religious thought filed in the Supreme Court of Sweden. Professor Wagner further authored written testimony before the United States Congress, written evidence before the Parliament of the United Kingdom, and has testified before various state legislative bodies. Professor Wagner also, presented a speech on the fundamental rights of free expression and religious conscience at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. Professor Wagner previously served as a Federal Judge in the United States Courts.
E-mail: wagner@cooley.edu wagnerw@saltandlightglobal.com
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