Wednesdays, 11:10am - 12:50pm, Martin Hall The seminars are for postgraduates and staff, and others are most welcome. For enquiries, please contact Dr David Grumett (david.grumett@ed.ac.uk) Semester 1 DateSeminar30 September How God suffers: Bonhoeffer, Moltmann and theological language - Dr Michael Mawson7 October Starting with religious life: spirituality, phenomenology, and the future of Christianity - Prof George Pattison14 OctoberDiscussion of Covenant and Calling: Towards a Theology of Same-Sex Relationships - Prof Robert Song21 OctoberReligion, story and material culture - School seminar 4pm4 November A Mencian question to Augustine: is my self-reflection your contemplation? - Revd JunSoo Park Encountering the Other in Rudolf Otto and Emmanuel Levinas - Dr Teodor G. Borz11 November Karl Barth, Peter Ochs and supersessionism - Dr Susannah Ticciati 11 NovemberThe shape of nineteenth century eschatology - Dr Judith Wolfe25 NovemberPostgraduate research hub Semester 2 DateSeminar13 January 2016Towards an ethics of mess: childhood, natality and the sacralizationof the everyday, Dr Anna Strhan20 January 2016Putting hell first: cruelty, historicism and the missing moral theology,Dr John Perry27 January 2016John McIntyre: imagination and theology, Evan Graber3 February 2016Against the Manichees: migration, exclusion and the shaping of thetheo-political imagination, Dr Anna Rowlands10 February 2016Stories from the margins ** School seminar**2 March 2016(jointly with the Religious Studies Research Seminar and the World Christianity Research Seminar) Roman Catholic–Buddhist dual belonging: imagining the impossible?, Prof Gavin D’Costa8 March 2016(jointly with the World Christianity Research Seminar) How can the African Church be more African and more universal?, Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings16 March 2016A Johannine structure for a Christian theology in conversation with Islam, Prof Daniel A. Madigan23 March 2016Eschatology and suffering, Prof Karen Kilby This article was published on 2024-03-19
