Join OnScript: Engaging Conversations on Bible and Theology and IVP Academic for a live podcast recording and interview with Dr. Sandra L. Glahn about her recent book Nobody's Mother: Artemis of the Ephesians in Antiquity and the New Testament. Stay after for a reception with members of the OnScript and IVP Academic teams. On the Riverwalk at Little Rhine Prost Haus, 231 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX 78205
Annual Meeting 2023 Program Book
Annual reception for the Center for the Study of Religion & American Culture.
“Science as Mastery: A Story About Race and Power” is new provocative short film (30 min) which powerfully engages the difficult history of religion, racism, and eugenics through a lens of science as power, possibility, and control. Created by the AAAS DoSER program, the film traces the history of religious and scientific racism from the 16th-century theology of enslavers to the racist responses to the 21st century Human Genome Project. The film invites the audience to reconsider the true nature and legacy of science, and interrogate how people have and continue to use culture, religion, and politics to control and manipulate science for often dangerous ends. Science as Mastery features scholars Augustin Fuentes, Erik Peterson, Terence Keel, Myrna Sheldon, Joseph Graves, Deidre Cooper Owens, Jada Benn Torres, and Aaron Panofsky. It was produced by John Slattery and Curtis Baxter, and directed by Nathan Clarke of Fourth Line Films.
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Come join us for drinks, tapas, DJ, music, and dessert as we celebrate the launch of Nancy Lynne Westfield's creative biography entitled Glimpses of Me and Mine! We will honor our work with faculty in religious studies departments and theological schools. Meet past, present, and future participants from Wabash Center workshops, colloquies, consultations, and grants, and learn about current programming and resources to support your teaching.
AAR Selected Screening and Panel Discussion of SABBATH: An Ancient Practice Meets the Modern World, directed by Martin Doblmeier and produced by Journey Films.
An interfaith exploration of the origins, meanings, and practices of Sabbath/Shabbat and its essential relevance for our stressed-out modern world.
Sponsored by The Society for the Study of Christian Spirituality (SSCS) and The Center for Contemplative Leadership (CCL), in conjunction with The Study of Judaism Unit of the AAR.
Faculty, staff, alumnae/i and friends are cordially invited for an evening of food, fellowship and updates of developments at Brite Divinity School.
Alumni, Faculty, Students and Colleagues are welcome to join the Vanderbilt University Divinity School reception. We will have a special welcome from our new dean, Yolanda Pierce.
Come celebrate Fortress Press authors and their latest books at our annual reception. Connect with old and new colleagues, meet our editors, and enjoy an evening relaxing together. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks served.
The Toronto School of Theology welcomes all students, faculty, and alumni from its member colleges to participate in this special reception event.
Alumni, faculty, and students of Boston University are invited to attend the annual reception for drinks and light bites.
Hosted by the School of Theology and the CAS Department of Religion