Aletheia
Hillsdale College
Mission
A student run apologetics club which exists to encourage confidence in the truth and equip the believing student to provide a compassionate and reasoned defense of the faith. The purpose behind Aletheia (Greek for “truth”) Lectures is derived from the etymology of University itself. Combining the Latin words “unus” (unity) and “versus” (diversity), the University seeks to discover truth that unifies the diverse disciplines of knowledge. In the same way, Aletheia is an interdisciplinary lecture series, covering topics in all subjects seeking for the truth that unifies these subjects.
About
As a Christian Apologetics Lecture Series, Aletheia’s central belief is that truth is found in the person of Jesus Christ. The central goal of Aletheia is to explore three main points: what Christianity is, why there is sound reason to believe in the Christian worldview, and the consequences if the Christian Worldview were true. Aletheia will host lectures pursuing these three areas and will bring in top experts to tackle these questions.
Student Contact
Aliya Crippen (President)
Justin Johnson (Vice President)
Ashtyn Harms (Secretary/Project Manager)
Faculty Advisors
Prof. Don Westblade
Chief Rogers