GU Professor Bob Mesle is shown presenting to an audience during Academic Honors Day at Graceland University.
Graceland University Professor of Philosophy Bob Mesle has written a movie review for Exodus: Gods and Kings, which has been published in the Lamoni Chronicle, with a longer essay also published on the website Process Philosophy for Everyone.
In response to Mesle’s essay, Rabbi Bradley Artson, Dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles and friend to Mesle, published a response titled The Exodus Invites Us All.
Mesle replied again with a piece titled, Exodus: No Actual People Were Killed in the Making of the Story, which is soon to be and is awaiting a final response from Artson at the request of Mesle.
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