51cg

Presented by Christ's College in conjunction with the School of Divinity, History and Philosophy

The 51cg is pleased to host the seventh iteration of the Nordic Research Network conference series, one of the largest and most respected early-career conferences in the UK to focus on circumpolar scholarship. Co-organised by the Centre for Scandinavian Studies and the Department of Archaeology, we warmly invite...

Outline The Commonwealth of Nations has become a chimera in history and theory. It originated in the colonial conferences of the 1880s, became formalised as the British Commonwealth of Nations during the interwar period (centred on Britain and the so called old dominions), and transformed after the Second World War into...

Wednesday, 7th June.  11am – 12.30. Prof Jens Zimmermann, ‘Incarnational Epistemology:  Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Christological Hermeneutics’

Friday 2nd June. 2pm – 4pm Divinity Library. Prof Mark Nation. ‘Eberhard Bethge & the Myth of Bonhoeffer the Assassin: Recovering a Persistently Christ-Center Ethics in ‘A World Full of Nazis.’

Christ's College Divinity Open Lecture

Tuesday, 23rd May.  2-4pm.  Divinity Library.  Dr Matthew Puffer. ‘Three Rival Versions of Bonhoeffer’s Ethics’

Friday, 19th May. 2-4pm Humanities Manse room 1. Prof Robert Kolb. ‘Martinus solus, or the Wittenberg Team? Who Accomplished the Wittenberg Reformation?’    

You are warmly invited to a public lecture by Prof. Philip Goodchild on Wednesday, May 10th at 5:00pm. Prof. Goodchild is the Professor of Religion and Philosophy at The University of Nottingham and is an expert on the relationship between continental philosophy and theology. His lecture is entitled “What is...

Contemporary marketing narratives tell us that we need more in order to be happy while the prosperity gospel tells us that God will reward us with wealth for our faithfulness. On the other extreme, overly spiritualized theological treatments of joy may minimize the role played by material provision in human...