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Searching for a New Ontology – the Revival of Analogy and Sophiology
Auf der Suche nach einer neuen Ontologie – zur Aktualität von Analogielehre und Sophiologie / Searching for a New Ontology – the Revival of Analogy and Sophiology / A la recherche d’une nouvelle ontologie – la renaissance de l’analogie et de la sophiologie Ein Expertengespräch zur Vorbereitung einer internationalen Tagung A Study Day for preparing […]
Divine Creation & Linguistic Creations: A Conference in Celebration of Prof. Janet Soskice’s Work
1 December 2017, Cambridge UK This celebration of Prof. Janet Soskice’s theological career and work brings together scholars from Yale, Notre Dame, the University of Cambridge, and beyond. Topics drawn from her oeuvre include theological language and poetics, liturgy and symbolics of gender, creation ex nihilo, Soskician legacies, and the future of theology. To book […]
RETHINK Reformation 2017
2017 is the official 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation. It is also the year in which Aarhus is to be the European Capital of Culture (EcoC), under the general theme of Rethink. These historical constellations provide a unique opportunity not only to celebrate and commemorate, but also to critically review the legacy of the Reformation, retool […]
International Summer School and Conference: Beyond Secular Faith 2017
International Summer School & Conference “Beyond Secular Faith” Economy of Desire 17-25 June 2018 Deadline to apply: 15 May 2018 The Institute of Philososphy Edith Stein (IFES), the Pontifical University John Paul II, and the International Centre for the Study of the Christian Orient welcome international students during the Summer. This prospectus [PDF] will give you […]
CONFERENCE: ‘Theology and Politics in the German Imagination, 1789–1848’
CRASSH, University of Cambridge 10 July 2017 – 11 July 2017 A two-day international conference in July 2017, bringing together scholars of different disciplines to challenge conventional narratives about the interrelationship between religion and politics in early nineteenth-century Germany (and German-speaking buy viagra montreal central Europe). Speakers include Frederick Beiser, Gareth Stedman-Jones, and Marion Heinz. Registration […]
CoTP Symposium: Agamben and Decadence (Nottingham, 25 May)
Agamben and Decadence A symposium featuring: Agata Bielik-Robson (University of Nottingham) Arthur Bradley (Lancaster University) John Milbank (University of Nottingham) Piotr Sawczyński (Jagiellonian University, Kraków) 2pm, Thursday 25 May 2017 The Machicado Suite, Willoughby Hall University of Nottingham, NG7 2RD Free; no registration needed.
Cambridge Seminar Series 2017: Reformation 500: Towards a New Perspective on Luther
Seminar Series 2017 Reformation 500: Towards a New Perspective on Luther Tuesday 16 May 2.00pm – 4.00pm: Seminar I. Dante, Church, and the Reformation Robin Kirkpatrick (Robinson College, University of Cambridge) Respondent: Giles Waller (Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge) Wednesday 17 May 2.00pm – 4.00pm: Seminar II. Paul, Gift, and Luther John Barclay (Lightfoot Professor of […]
Local Nottingham Event: Jesus the Teacher: Christ in Matthew’s Gospel
By invitation of Bishop Patrick Mckinney, Ian Boxall will be speaking on “Jesus the Teacher: Christ in Matthew’s Gospel” at the University of Nottingham on Wednesday, 14th June 2017. Ian Boxall is Associate Professor of New Testament at the Catholic University of America, Washington DC. He previously taught at Chichester Theological College (1992-1994), and in […]
Cyril O’Regan Lectures in Budapest
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Conference: Between Metaphysics, Aesthetics, and Religion
BETWEEN METAPHYSICS, AESTHETICS AND RELIGION International Symposium in honour of William Desmond April 19-20, 2017 KU Leuven (University of Leuven) Metaphysics has gotten a bad rep throughout the last decades. This ancient practice is thought to be not simply archaic as the systematic interrelationship of concepts that fails to understand the twists and turns of […]
Lumen Christi Institute 2017 Summer Seminars
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Conference CFP: Polis, Ontology, Ecclesial Event: Engaging with Christos Yannaras’ Thought
International conference: POLIS, ONTOLOGY, ECCLESIAL EVENT Engaging with Christos Yannaras’ Thought A Conference on Modern Orthodox Theology 27-28 March 2017, Eastwood Room (Office of Post-Doctoral Affairs, University of Cambridge, 16 Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RX) More information: tinyurl.com/yann17 CALL FOR PAPERS We welcome paper proposals (20mins) on Christos Yannaras’ thought, work and relevance to areas […]
The End of Religious Freedom and the Return of Religious Influence
The End of Religious Freedom and the Return of Religious Influence Tuesday 07 February 2017 6:30PM to 8:00PM HONG KONG THEATRE, CLEMENT HOUSE Speaker: John Milbank Chair: Matthew Engelke Hosted by the LSE Religion and the Public Sphere Lecture Series After the collapse of modern quasi-religions, religions themselves have been ideologised, while at the same […]
CFP: 5th International Summer School and Conference – Beyond Secular Faith – ”Politics as Theology”
Call for Applications and Call for Papers 5th International Summer School and Conference – Beyond Secular Faith “Politics as Theology” 25th June–1st July, 2017, Granada (Spain) Organizing Institutions Institute of Philosophy Edith Stein, Granada Faculty of Philosophy – The Pontifical University of John Paul II , Krakow International Center for the Study of the Christian […]
Event: The Politics of Fear and the Shift to the Right
The Politics of Fear and the Shift to the Right Location: Hemsley Building B7 Date: Wednesday 1st February 2017 (16:00-18:00) Contact: King-Ho Leung The Centre of Theology and Philosophy presents a teach-in with staff and students. Following recent sessions by History and Philosophy departments, this session offers a chance to discuss and debate the fundamental […]
The Politics of Virtue: Panel Discussion
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Conference: Convergence and Divergence: Responses to Involuntary Migration in Jeremiah and Ezekiel
The University of Nottingham Centre for the Bible, Ethics and Theology Convergence and Divergence: Responses to Involuntary Migration in Jeremiah and Ezekiel Saturday 25 June 2016 10.00-18.00 The Diamond, Sheffield Co-hosted with the Sheffield Institute for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies www.nottingham.ac.uk/cbet Speakers: Mark Leuchter (Temple University): ‘A Resident Alien in Transit: Exile, Adaptation and Geomythology in […]
The Europe Question: Theology and International Relations
The Europe Question: Theology and International Relations Location: The Hemsley (Room B2) Date: Wednesday 22nd June 2016 (10:30-17:00) On the day before the momentous referendum, the CoTP is holding a study day with the Theology Department of the University of Fribourg to consider the account of Europe and International Relations given by John Milbank and […]
CSRES International Conference on “Wonder & the Natural World”
CSRES International Conference on “Wonder & the Natural World” June 20-23, 2016 Indiana University Conference Information and registration: www.go.iu.edu/R9a Visit the website of the Consortium for the Study of Religion, Ethics, and Society: www.indiana.edu/~csres/home.php KEYNOTE SPEAKER: DAVID ABRAM Plenary speakers: Michael Northcott / University of Edinburgh Whitney Bauman / Florida International University Gretel Van Wieren […]
International Interdisciplinary Conference: The Role of Church in a Pluralist Society: Good Riddance or Good Influence?
International Interdisciplinary Conference: The Role of Church in a Pluralist Society: Good Riddance or Good Influence? Has the Church a distinctive role in the public square? Is the Catholic Church, along with other Christian churches, just another group fighting for a place in society, seeking to further their own interests? Or do Christian churches have a different […]
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