Dr Dominic Hinde (IASH): Living in Liquid Worlds: Journalism in the Anthropocene
Dr Dominic Hinde Living in Liquid Worlds: Journalism in the Anthropocene
Dr Dominic Hinde Living in Liquid Worlds: Journalism in the Anthropocene
22 November
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Revd Canon Dr Michael Fuller Big data: ethical problems and theological responses.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
15 November
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Clement Wen: Between ecclesiology and eschatology: reconsidering Pannenberg's doctrine of election.
George Walters-Sleyon: “The Philadelphia Negro”: a DuBoisian perspective on socio-ethnographic research in practical theology.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
1 November
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Revd Dr Richard Sudworth Anglican Christian–Muslim relations: the ecclesial turn.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
18 October
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Revd Dr Harriet Harris and Revd Canon John McLuckie Spiritual but not religious?
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
11 October
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Dr Gisela Kreglinger Coming to our senses: a spirituality of wine for worship, feasting and the everyday.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
4 October
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Revd Prof David Fergusson: Providence in the Reformed tradition.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
27 September
11.10am, Martin Hall.
Dr Deborah Casewell
Is repetition possible? Re reading Kierkegaard through Eberhard Jüngel’s Heideggerian ontology.
[Theology and Ethics Research Seminar]
28 Nov
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Prof. Brian Stanley (University of Edinburgh): Did Scottish Missionaries Have a Distinctive Theological Perspective?
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
21 Nov
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room.
Dr Niki Alsford (University of Central Lancashire): ‘Behold, These Shall Come From Far’: The Presbyterian Church of England (PCE) and the Formosan Collections at the British Museum.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]