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XIV International Bonhoeffer Conference
Crisis and Hope: Reading Bonhoeffer for Today (‘What I Did Today by God,’ by Glenn Loughrey. Used with the artist’s permission. www.glennloughrey.com ) ‘We should have so much love for this contemporary world of ours, for our fellow human beings, that we should declare our solidarity with it in its.....
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Remembering Christos Yannaras (1935-2024)
30 Aug 2024
This is an extract of the article published by Jonathan Cole for The Political Theology Network. The Greek philosopher and theologian Christos Yannaras passed away at the age of 89 on 24 August 2024. My journey, and unlikely friendship, with.
"Faith, work and economics" short course
22 Aug 2024
CRES scholar, Prof Paul Oslington, and Kara Martin will be delivering a short-course called “Faith, work and economics” at the St James Institute in Sydney, in partnership with Trinity College Theological School, Melbourne. The course will be held on 16-18.
Congratulations to Ben Myers
20 Aug 2024
Congratulations to CRES scholar, Ben Myers, for recently being appointed a Scholar in Residence at the Forschungszentrum Internationale und Interdisziplinäre Theologie (FIIT) at Heidelberg University. He will be spending a few months there working on a book project on representations.
Girard scholars meet in Mexico City
13 Aug 2024
Girard Scholars Meet in Mexico City CRES theologian, Professor Scott Cowdell, joined over a hundred scholars from around the world in June for the annual conference of the Colloquium on Violence and Religion. Held at a seventeenth-century Jesuit college in.
Recent publications
08 May 2024
Congratulations to all CRES scholars on their recent publications: Cadwallader, Alan. “Moneyed women in Phrygia,” Numismatic Chronicle 183 (2023): 43–78 + Plates. Cadwallader, Alan. “Value-adding a Slave, or, How Much Is an Onesimus worth?” In Everyday Life in New Testament.