Seminaries on the Brink

USA Today article from this week on the struggle of seminaries these days. Asbury is right in there with them.

Happy Birthday to an Apparent Loser

It's the birthday of Albert Einstein, born in Ulm, Germany (1879). He was taught at home for a while, and when he finally went to school, his teachers thought he was developmentally disabled. In high school, one of his teachers tried to expel him because all he did in class was sit in the back of the room smiling. He finally dropped out at the age of 16.
He barely made it through college, couldn't get a job in any science field, and finally found a job at the Swiss patent office, evaluating patent applications. In the evenings after he got home from the office, he worked on his own ideas about physics, and in 1905, he published four papers that revolutionized the field of physics and introduced among other things the Special Theory of Relativity and his famous equation, E = mc2.

On Recovering Wisdom. (pricele$$)

Listen to the lecture here.  You'll need about 20 minutes.  hat tip to Shawn Smith.