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This seminar will allow students to explore and engage the theological work of one of the most important contemporary figures in European Protestant thought – Wilfried Härle.  Text: Wilfried Härle, Outline of Christian Doctrine: An Evangelical Dogmatics translated by Ruth Yule; co-translated and edited by Nicholas Sagovsky (Grand Rapids [MI] /...

Reading and translating passages from the Latin text of Augustine’s Confessions. 

This free event is during the final week of the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery's current exhibition featuring Landseer’s ‘Monarch of the Glen’ and a contemporary response from artist Ross Sinclair. Sinclair will be in conversation with Professor John Morrison to discuss his own work in relation the wider context of...

Reading the book of Jubilees.   Especially if you are an on campus NT PhD student, I hope to see you all there! Everybody else is also very welcome.

The Holiness Code (Leviticus 17-26): its literary history and its theology

Time and venue: 3-5 PM, Humanities Manse, ground floor seminar room 1 Seminar Text: All readings will come from Luther’s Works American Edition edited by Jaroslav Pelikan and published by Fortress and Concordia (all volumes are in the library). 13 Nov.,“The Sermon on the Mount,” 1532. LW vol. 21, pp. 44-83.

This seminar will allow students to explore and engage the theological work of one of the most important contemporary figures in European Protestant thought – Wilfried Härle.  Text: Wilfried Härle, Outline of Christian Doctrine: An Evangelical Dogmatics translated by Ruth Yule; co-translated and edited by Nicholas Sagovsky (Grand Rapids [MI] /...

Please register via Eventbrite: Professor Roper's recent book on Martin Luther provides a critical reassessment of the German Reformer during the anniversary of his alleged 'posting of the 95 theses' on a church door in Wittenberg. Luther, not the 'deus ex machina', and not the benign reformer, but a manipulative and...

Reading and translating passages from the Latin text of Augustine’s Confessions. 

ACREEH in Cooperation with the Friends of the Library Wed 8 November 2017, 19.30-21.00 in the Seminar Room of the Special Collection Centre, Sir Duncan Rice Library, Lower floor Professor Tony Heywood: Leith, Gallipoli and the Russian Revolution Professor Paul Dukes:  Aberdeen and the Russian Revolution Followed by a TV mini-documentary: Russia under Soviet Power...