Category: Conferences
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The Trinity and the Kenosis of Christ
The Thomistic Institute Angelicum hosts a two-day conference. Schedule Friday, 21 February 2020 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM: Gilles Emery, OP Christ’s Kenosis: Biblical Exegesis, Christology, Metaphysics, and Trinitarian Theology in Saint Thomas Aquinas 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM: Lunch Break 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM: Christoph Schwöbel “Taking the Form of a…
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Duke University Graduate Conference in Theology
March 20-21, 2020 Call For Papers The sixth annual Duke Graduate Conference in Theology is pleased to invite proposals that engage the intersections of liberation, reconciliation, and Latin America. Proposals that engage these themes from a wide variety of disciplinary perspectives are welcomed including (but not limited to): systematic theology, liturgical studies, ethics, historical theology,…
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Thomas Aquinas and Christology
Conference Website here. Ave Maria University, the Aquinas Center, and the Thomistic Institute FEBRUARY 6-8, 2020 This conference considers a wide range of scriptural, historical, and systematic attempts at answering Jesus’ question and engages in the thinking of Thomas Aquinas on it. His teaching on Christ reflects a master of the sacred page who attended…
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Tyndale Fellowship Conference 2020: “Doing Theology in a World on the Move – Migration, Borders and Citizenship”
Tyndale Fellowship Conference 2020 Doing Theology in a World on the Move – Migration, Borders and Citizenship Monday 29 June – Wednesday 1 July 2020 High Leigh Conference Centre, Lord Street, Hoddesdon, Herts EN11 8SG Tyndale Fellowship offers an opportunity to engage with the best of evangelical scholarship, and to meet other researchers from around…
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CFP: Engaging Particularities – Graduate Student Conference on Comparative Theology and Interreligious Dialogue at Boston College
In ritual, histories are made present, identity is conferred, community is constituted. Rituals mark life—births, deaths, and milestones in between. They connect some to the gods, send others to the Pure Land, and cast out devils and demons. Ritual remains one of the more enigmatic categories in the study of religion. Choices abound in defining,…
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CFP: Princeton Theological Seminary Graduate Student Conference 2020 -Christianity and the Social
Annual Princeton Theological Seminary Graduate Student Conference March 27-28, Princeton, NJ Call for Papers Christianity and the Social The planning committee for the annual PTS-GSC invites creative submissions which examine Christian reflection on social life, broadly conceived. Central Christian ideals involve ideas about social life—horizontally between humans, other creatures, and the earth,…
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AAR Places QR Codes on Name Badges but Reverses Their Decision
An email sent to AAR meeting attendees Dear 2019 Annual Meeting Attendee, This year, AAR and SBL decided to try a one-year pilot program of placing QR codes on attendee name badges, as a number of other associations do. The pilot was implemented with the sole aim of promoting fair use of name badges, and…
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Aberdeen: Towards the Future of Protestant Theology
4th–6th June 2020, University of Aberdeen From the conference website: Following in the wake of the recent celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, this conference seeks to facilitate conversation concerning possible directions, opportunities, and challenges for theologies belonging to the Protestant confessions. Bringing together scholars from a range of traditions and contexts, it looks to…
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CFP: 2020 Convivium Conference ‘Inhabiting Memories & Landscapes’: a cross-disciplinary engagement with Wendell Berry
This might be of interest for those who are work on the topic of “theology of place” and especially those who are interested in the theology of Wendell Berry. In his novels, poetry, and essays, the American Agrarian writer, philosopher, and farmer Wendell Berry frequently speaks of the need to be ‘placed’, to inhabit a…
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CFP: “Vengeance is Mine” – Christianity, Violence, and Peace
CFP from Megan Gooley, Conference Chair, Fordham TGSA Greetings, I am writing on behalf of the Fordham Theology Graduate Student Association with a call for papers for our annual graduate conference. The conference theme is “Vengeance is Mine”: Christianity, Violence, and Peace and will feature Dr. George Demacopoulos as the keynote speaker. We would very much appreciate…
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CFP: GOD, TIME AND CHANGE
GOD, TIME AND CHANGE Call for Papers ? 23rd Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Religion God, Time and Change University of Leeds, UK: 3–5 September 2020 This conference investigates the impact of time and change, as two facets of human experience and cognition, on conceptions of God, the divine and ultimate reality.…
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Mid-Atlantic Region AAR & SBL – 2020 Conference
Greetings from the Mid-Atlantic Region AAR & SBL! We are looking forward to another excellent regional conference set to take place on March 9–10, 2020, at Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, NJ. This year’s conference theme is God, Flourishing, and Brokenness. We hope you will consider joining us by visiting our registration page.This year our region is…
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Analytic Theology at AAR 2019
The 2019 national annual conference of the Evangelical Philosophical Society will be held at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego, California, from November 20–22 (Wednesday-Friday). After the EPS annual meeting, there will be several sessions at AAR which might be of interest to theologians, especially those who are interested in Analytic Theology. Sessions will be held…
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Nazarene Theological College: Theology & Disability Conference
Jan 31 in Manchester. Conference info here; Registration here. Come join us as we gather together church leaders, theologians, and lay people to discuss the ways that disability opens up new patterns for Christian thought and practice. NTC is collaborating with the University of Manchester to host Professor Brian Brock from the University of Aberdeen,…
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CFP: World Christianity Conference – March 11–14, 2020
An International, Interdisciplinary Conference organized by The World Christianity & History of Religions Program (Department of History & Ecumenics) Recent decades mark a significant watershed in the study of world Christianity as an emerging field, its development into an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary endeavor in particular. Reflection on the complexity of Christianity as a pluricultural, global…
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CFP: Barth’s theological exegesis – 38th International Barth Conference in The Netherlands
Since the 1980’s, there has been a rich tradition of annual international Karl-Barth-Tagungen (Karl Barth Conferences) in the Netherlands. At these conferences, people interested in Karl Barth’s theology from all over the world, but mainly from the Netherlands and Germany, have met and discussed dialectical theology: renowned scholars, students, and pastors alike. Until recently, the…
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2020 Philosophy of Religion Conference
Autonomy, Diversity and the Common Good The theme of the 41st Claremont Annual Philosophy of Religion Conference will be Autonomy, Diversity and the Common Good. The conference will be held at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California, on February 6-8, 2020. Main Conference Participants: Richard Amesbury (Arizona State University) Clare Carlisle (King’s College London) Jörg Dierken (Halle) Nils Ole…
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AAR Regional Group meetings & CFP’s
Regional Group Meetings The following regional AAR meetings are scheduled for calendar year 2020: Region Location Dates OnlineRegistration Call forPapers Eastern International Mid-Atlantic Princeton Theological SeminaryPrincton, NJ March 9-10 Midwest Horizon Convention CenterMuncie, IN March 27-28 New England-Maritimes Pacific Northwest St. Joseph’s CollegeAlberta, Canada…
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Conference: Free Will and Divine Action
From Daniel Hill (Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Liverpool): Academic conference *Free Will and Miracles* While at our 2017 conference we investigated claims that miracles or human free actions are impossible or incompatible with the laws of nature, this conference will investigate the nature of human free actions and of divine actions. In which…
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IAHR 2020 Congress Open for Submissions and Registrations
From AAR: The XXII Quinquennial World Congress of the International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR), hosted by the New Zealand Association for the Study of Religions, will take place August 23-29, 2020, at the University of Otago, in Dunedin, New Zealand. AAR members, who are also members of the IAHR, are encouraged to submit and…