Worldview Campus Lectures is a seasonal lecture series featuring leading Christian scholars, scientists, historians, and thinkers who equip attendees to understand and engage every area of life from a distinctly biblical worldview.
A Christian Worldview Guide to the Iliad & Odyssey with Dr. Scott Masson
Join us at Worldview Campus for an engaging exploration of Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey from a thoroughly biblical worldview. As two of the most influential works of Western civilization, these epics have shaped literature, philosophy, politics, and culture for nearly three thousand years. But how should Christians read them?
Drawing on his expertise in classical literature, philosophy, and Christian thought, Dr. Scott Masson will examine how these ancient epics reveal both the brilliance and the limitations of pagan thought. Through the lens of Scripture, he will explore themes such as heroism, virtue, justice, honor, providence, and the human condition, demonstrating how these works bear witness to humanity’s God-given awareness of truth while exposing the inadequacy of every worldview founded upon autonomous human reason rather than divine revelation. Discover how Christians can appreciate the literary and historical significance of these classics without compromising the authority of God’s Word.
Whether you are interested in classical literature, philosophy, theology, history, education, or apologetics, this event will equip you to engage two of the greatest works of Western civilization from a thoroughly biblical perspective, recognizing both the insights afforded by God’s common grace and the profound need for the truth revealed in Jesus Christ.
Location:
Worldview Campus,
6727 S. Chippawa Rd., Wellandport, ON. L0R 2J0
(Parking on-site)
Ticket Price:
$15 Student Rate
$30 General Rate
*Refreshments & Snacks Provided
Schedule:
Saturday October 24, 2026
9:30AM – Doors Open
10:00AM – Session 1 – About The Iliad
11:30AM – Session 2 – About The Odyssey
12:30PM – Bookstore Access
1:00PM – Closing
Dr. Scott Masson is an Associate Professor of English Literature at Tyndale University in Toronto, teaching subjects ranging from classical and biblical literature to Shakespeare, Milton, Romanticism, and the works of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. He earned his PhD from the University of Durham in 2001 after three years of study in Düsseldorf, where he developed a love for languages and worked as a German translator while learning Classical Greek and Latin. Dr. Masson founded Westminster Classical Christian Academy and led a thriving College and Careers ministry in Toronto from 2008 to 2015. He lives in Toronto with his wife and two children.