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

A two-day workshop funded by CISRUL New materialist philosophies emerged towards the end of the 20th century as an interdisciplinary intellectual movement advancing new conceptualisations of materiality, ontology and agency. Their distinctive understanding of matter as dynamic and self-generative force has been taken up across the natural sciences, social sciences and...

The School now has a large number of postgraduate students working in Divinity and Religious Studies who study by distance, with a particular density based in North America. With the support of the Principal, we are looking to pilot a conference for those students in the Fall of 2017. The...

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). 18 Sept., Prof. J.H.F (Hans) Schaeffer, “Ethics and Liturgy”

The German Reading Group will run again this semester, taking place on Monday afternoons from 1.15pm to 2.45pm, in KCS9, commencing Monday 18th September.   The purpose of the group is to allow those with a good basic grounding in German grammar and vocabulary to develop their ability in reading German. Each...

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 AUGUSTINE Over the autumn term the Classics & Patristics Reading Group will be reading and translating passages from the Latin text of Augustine’s Confessions.  The group will meet on Thursdays, 1.00-2.00 p.m., with the first meeting on 14th September, and the final meeting of the term on 30th November.  The...

We will mainly read the book of Jubilees this year. The normal venue is the Humanities Manse, but the first session is in CB009. We will meet (roughly) fortnightly, Wednesdays 4-5.30pm on the following dates, so please make a note in your calendar: 13/09 (in CB009), 27/09, 11/10, 25/10, 08/11,...

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). 11 Sept., “Treatise on Good Works,” 1520. LW vol. 44, pp. 17-39.

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] /...