Adam Morton
New Book Series: Veritas
‘…the truth will set you free’ (John, 8, vs. 31) [Click Here to Read the Full Series Description and See the Announced Books] Update: A fifth book has been added to the series!
Interventions Series Description
It is not a question of whether one believes in God or not. Rather, it’s a question of if, in the absence of God, we can have belief, any belief…….. [Click Here to Read the Full Description]
Seminar Program Schedule
Department of Theology and Religious Studies Seminar Programme: Semester 2, 2006-07 Please see the Seminar Schedule for this term. All are welcome!
Between System And Poetics: William Desmond And Philosophy After Dialectic
by Thomas A. F. Kelly (Editor) This is the first book-length examination of the work of an important contemporary thinker in the continental tradition, William Desmond. His thought is a new, post-modern way of articulating what he calls the ‘between’. Rooted in Plato and Augustine, and advancing through a confrontation with Hegel and Nietzsche, Desmond […]
A French translation of The Suspended Middle arrives!
The French translation of John Milbank’s The Suspended Middle: Henri De Lubac And The Debate Concerning The Supernatural was launched two weeks ago in France, containing a preface by Olivier-Thomas Venard, o.p. who also translated the monograph. Pictured on the left is John Milbank at the launch in Paris, France. Click here for more details.
New from Fordham University Press
Political Theologies: Public Religions in a Post-Secular World Edited by Hent de Vries and Lawrence E. Sullivan More info here.
‘Belief and Metaphysics’ Report
(click for larger version) Conference Feedback – Updated! ‘Belief and Metaphysics’, a diary ‘Belief and Metaphysics’: gallery / slideshow
Interventions Book Series
Eerdmans Publishing and the Centre of Theology and Philosophy (Nottingham) are pleased to announce the formation of a new series entitled INTERVENTIONS, edited by Dr. Conor Cunningham and Dr. Peter Candler. The Advisory Board is represented by Rowan Williams, Charles Taylor, William Desmond, Mark D. Jordan, Peter van Inwagen, Remi Brague, Sarah Coakley, and Jean-Yves […]
Radical Orthodoxy Reflection and Response
The Oxford University Graduate Theology Society Presents Radical Orthodoxy: 8 Years On Prof. John Milbank Response by Dr Douglas Hedley Conference Poster
Conference and Call-for-Papers:
The Centre of Theology and Philosophy, in partnership with the Instituto de Filosofía Edith Stein de Granada (www.if-edithstein.org), will hold its annual conference, over four days, in Granada, Spain, doing so under the invitation of Archbishop Javier Martinez. September 15th-18th, 2006, Granada, Spain: Belief and Metaphysics ‘Could it turn out that nobody has ever believed […]
Conference Schedule
Belief and Metaphysics – Final Programme
Forum & news sections launched
The discussion forum and news sections have officially been launched! We hope to provide up-to-date posts on the Centre’s events and activities as well as topics for discussion that are interesting and engaging. We would love to hear from you in the forum, so feel free to leave a comment or ask a question in […]
Milbank gives Aquinas Lecture in Dallas
Press Release Article
Cunningham gives opening plenary speech at Thomas Instituut
Fifty participants from 15 countries, who had travelled to Leusden last week, gathered at the conference center ISVW – in the center of the Netherlands – to discuss Thomas Aquinas’ thoughts about God, creation, Christ and his sacraments and grace and life eternal. On 15 December after the opening address by the director of the […]
Gathering of Friends in Granada, 2005
(picture courtesy of James K. A. Smith) For more pictures, see Jamie Smith’s granada, spain | “a new beginning” site. Further information on the theme and content of these meetings can be found on the following blog posts made at the Generous Orthodoxy: Thinktank: Dispatches from Spain: 1 Dispatches from Spain: 2 Dispatches from Spain: […]
(Sculpture by Sara Cunningham-Bell)
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