Monday, May 5, 2014 12:00 noon-1:25 pm Swift Hall, Room 400
Join us for a presentation by Richard Zaleski entitled, “Daniel the Stylite: Icon of Christ for Constantinople.”
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Apr 7-Aaron Hollander: A Heart Like Bright Water: Contemplating and Cultivating Holiness with the Theological Metaphor of Evagrius Ponticus
Monday, April 7, 2014 12:00 noon-1:25 pm Swift Hall, Room 200
Join us for a special joint session of the Theology Workshop and the Workshop on Late Antiquity and Byzantium for Aaron’s Hollander’s paper, “A Heart Like Bright Water: Contemplating and Cultivating Holiness with the Theological Metaphor of Evagrius Ponticus”.
Mar 10-Lisa Hedrick & Russell Johnson: Crossing Boundaries
Monday, March 10, 2014 12:00 noon-1:25 pm Swift Hall, Room 200
Crossing Boundaries: Theologies and Disagreement
Join the Theology Workshop for a dialogue between Lisa Hedrick and Russell Johnson, presented in the form of two papers.
Feb 27-Douglas Hedley: Plotinus and Images of Beauty
Thursday, February 27, 2014 4:30-6:00pm Swift Hall, Room 400
Join us for a joint event with the Philosophy of Religions workshop as Professor Douglas Hedley presents his paper entited “Plotinus and Images of Beauty.”
Jan 13-Olivia Bustion: Counterpublic Theology & Pacifist Ways of Knowing (w/ Virginia Woolf & John Howard Yoder)
Monday, January 13, 2014 12:00 noon-1:30 pm Swift Hall, Room 200
What do queer culture, Star Trek fandom, and the Quiverfull movement have in common? Come find out at the next Theology Workshop, where Olivia Bustion will present her work-in-progress, “Counterpublic Theology and Pacifist Ways of Knowing (with John Howard Yoder and Virginia Woolf).” The essay maps out a new way for theology to travel publicly, namely, ‘counterpublic theology.’
October 21–Sojung Kim: Theopoetic and Vernacular: The Languages of Suffering People
Monday, October 21, 2013
12:00 noon-1:30 pm
Swift 106
Join us as Sojung Kim kicks off our workshop this year with her paper, “Theopoetic and Vernacular: The Languages of Suffering People.”
In this paper Sojung will discuss the political and liberation theological movement in the 20th century by dealing with Metz, Moltmann, Soelle, Gutiérrez, and Cone.
She will compare how these theologians distinctly challenged the limitation of modern theological discourse and emphasized the importance of people’s language in Theology
Julius Crump will respond.
A light lunch will be served.
7 October–Welcome (Back) Social Gathering
Join us Monday, October 7 (Week 2) for our first meeting of the new academic year!
We’ll be gathering for lunch to introduce the Theology Workshop, and offering a time for students and faculty interested in Theology to socialize and address questions about the coming year.
Lunch is cosponsored by the Theology Club.
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