Annual Meeting 2023 Program Book
The historical case for universalism in Christian theology: Keynote given by Ilaria L.E. Ramelli, author of A Larger Hope Volumes 1 & 2, with respondents.
This session aims to explore constructive points of exchange between Christian and Islamic perspectives on questions of human origins. Both traditions share some overlapping concerns, but they also have distinct ones. For instance, both traditions value science-engaged theology that seeks to integrate the affirmation of a historical Adam and Eve with evolutionary science. Recent scientific advancements have furthered the conversation among Christians and Muslims in similar ways. However, their theological reasoning and priorities on specific details often diverge. Understanding these similarities and differences presents significant opportunities for constructive engagement and dialogue between the two faiths, serving the common good in our shared society.
Presenters:
Shoaib Ahmed Malik, Zayed University (United Arab Emirates)
David Solomon Jalajel, Prince Sultan Research Institute at King Saud University (Saudi Arabia)
S. Joshua Swamidass, Washington University (St. Louis)
Andrew Loke, Hong Kong Baptist University (China)
Liturgy sponsored by the College Theology Society
This networking session welcomes all scholars--national and international--working broadly in traditions of (and in traditions adjacent to) Luther and Lutheran studies/history/theology/philosophy. A group discussion will focus on international collaborations, future projects, research interests, ways to disseminate information, communication strategies, and any ideas that participants have on how to increase visibility of research across local networks.
This group is for anyone seeking to become more engaged with the public discourse surrounding emerging technologies, such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, and the mind-machine interface. Join us for an open discussion regarding publication opportunities, future academic panels, and conference papers in these areas.
Fordham University Theology alumni, faculty, friends, and current and prospective graduate students are warmly invited to meet, mingle, and learn more about our latest programs and projects.
Please join the University of Pennsylvania Religious Studies department for their Boardman Reception. We will be delighted to see friends and alumni of our department!