FACULTY OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGION

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1 FACULTY OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGION Lecture List for Michaelmas Term 2014 NOTICE: Non-members of the University may not attend university lectures (unless they are announced as open to the general public) without payment of a fee, otherwise than by personal invitation of the lecturer concerned. Persons who are neither reading for a qualification of this University nor otherwise exempt, and who wish to attend lectures in any term, should apply to the Buildings and Events Manager, Examination Schools, for details of fees. At least three working days notice is required before a lecture permit can be issued, to allow liaison with the department or faculty concerned. Senior visiting scholars from other universities who wish to attend lectures, seminars, or classes should normally apply to the lecturer concerned directly, and not to the Buildings and Events Manager. Lectures begin on the first possible day after the beginning of Full Term (Sunday, 12 October) unless otherwise stated. Lectures will begin five minutes after the hour and finish at five minutes before the next hour. Students are reminded that the Theology and Faculty Board places importance on lectures and classes, and that an outline of material given in lectures will be given to examiners who will take account of this information. CL denotes a core lecture for the FHS Paper with the corresponding number (see the red FHS Handbooks for paper numbers). For Core Lectures of courses other than the FHS, please refer to the relevant course handbook where they should be specified. Anything listed as a class is intended SOLELY for students taking the paper concerned and anyone wishing to join not studying the relevant paper should seek permission in advance from the class tutor to join. Likewise anything listed as graduate class is intended for graduates only. Students should contact their supervisor if they need guidance about which lectures to attend. Please note that there is a Lecture Description Booklet to accompany this List available in the Faculty office. NB: The information below is subject to change. Please check the Faculty Website for the most up-to-date information: Subject Lecturer Time Place LANGUAGES (Monday - Friday) CL1&24 Isaiah 1-2, 6, (Hebrew text) Dr Jarick F. 11 Gibson Seminar Room 2 (class) Dr Friesen M, W, F. 9 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Friesen M, W, F. 10 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Friesen M, W, F. 11 Gibson Seminar Room 1 CL8 Biblical Hebrew (for Beginners) Ms Noll M, W, F. 10 Gibson Seminar Room 2 CL9 Qur ānic Arabic Mr Mahmood M, W, F. 11 Gibson Tutorial Office CL11 Sanskrit Prof. Flood M. 10, F Biblical Hebrew (Second Year) The Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies Ms Kozlova T, Th. 9 Gibson Seminar Room 2

2 Optional Translation Post Graduate Reading Text Class: Gospels and Jesus Dr Friesen Th. 1 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Friesen Th. 2-4 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Ms Perry & Ms Brodersen T. 1 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Text Class: Paul Ms Crabbe & Ms Hager M. 1 Examination Schools PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION (Monday - Friday) CL1 The Christian Doctrine of Creation Prof. McGrath T. 9 Examination Schools CL2 Genesis 1-11 Dr Jarick Th. 9 (wks 1-4) Examination Schools CL2 Introduction to the Old Testament CL3 Introduction to the New Testament with Special Reference to the Gospel of Mark Dr Jarick & Others¹ T. 10 Examination Schools Prof. Lincicum & Dr Marshall T, Th. 11 Examination Schools CL4 History of the church from Nero to Constantine Dr Edwards Th. 12 Examination Schools CL5 Introduction to the Study of s Prof. Hausner Th. 10 Examination Schools Dr Friesen M, W, F. 9 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Friesen M, W, F. 10 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Friesen M, W, F. 11 Gibson Seminar Room 1 CL8 Biblical Hebrew (for Beginners) Ms Noll M, W, F. 10 Gibson Seminar Room 2 CL9 Qur ānic Arabic Mr Mahmood M, W, F. 11 Gibson Tutorial Office CL11 Sanskrit Prof. Flood M. 10, F The Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies BIBLICAL STUDIES (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) CL1 The History of Israel Dr Rooke M. 11 (wks 1-4) Gibson Lecture Room CL1 Theological Themes in the Old Testament Dr Jarick M. 11 (wks 5-8) Gibson Lecture Room CL1 God and Israel in the Old Testament (carried over from TT Prof. Gillingham W. 12 (wks 1-2) Gibson Lecture Room Deuteronomy: Set Text CL1&24 Isaiah 1-2, 6, (Hebrew text) Dr Jarick F. 11 Gibson Seminar Room 2 (class) CL2 Gospel of John Dr Marshall M. 12 Gibson Lecture Room CL3 Introduction to Paul s life and letters Prof. Bockmuehl M. 2-4 Examination Schools (Part 1) CL6 The Theological Interpretation of the New Testament Prof. Lincicum & Dr Zahl W :30 Mansfield College CL24 Genesis 6-9 (Hebrew Text) Introduction to the Old Testament Biblical Hebrew (Second Year) Mr Cudworth F. 2 (1-5) Gibson Seminar Room 2 Dr Jarick and others 1 T. 10 Examination Schools Ms Kozlova T, Th. 9 Gibson Seminar Room 2

3 Text Class: Gospels and Jesus Text Class: Paul Graduate Colloquium in Biblical and Early Christian Studies The Bible in Art, Music and Literature Old Testament Seminar Old Testament Graduate Seminar Ms Perry & Ms Brodersen T. 1 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Ms Crabbe & Ms Hager Conroy Prof. Bockmuehl & Lincicum HISTORY AND DOCTRINE (Mondays - Friday) M. 1 Examination Schools W (2,4,6,8) Keble Hall Dr Joynes M. 5 (2,4,6,8) The Danson Room, Trinity College Prof. Gillingham M (2,4,6,8) Gibson Building Boardroom Dr Jarick M (1,3,5,7) Gibson Building Boardroom CL4 Doctrine before Nicaea Dr Edwards T. 11 Examination Schools CL5 Christology Dr Zahl Th. 11 Gibson Lecture Room CL8 Themes and personalities in the Reformation (2) CL9a & 9b Western Christianity and Modern Culture, (Augustine) (Kierkegaard) (Calvin) (Bonhoeffer) Methods and Styles in Theology (Graduate Class) Modern Theology (Research seminar) The Nature and Practice of Ecclesiastical History (Graduate Class) Ecclesiastical History Workshop (Graduate Class) The Modern Sublime in Art, Philosophy and Theology (Seminar Series: Critical Theory and Spiritual Practice) Prof. MacCulloch T. 12 Examination Schools Prof. Rasmussen & Dr Lockley Th. 12 Prof. Edwards F Gibson Lecture Room Tom Quad 2.1., Christ Church Prof. Rasmussen Th. 1 Gibson Seminar Room 2 Dr Apetrei T. 2 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Kirkpatrick F Prof Rasmussen & Prof. Zachhuber Prof Rasmussen & Prof Zachhuber Wycliffe Hall Seminar Room M Gibson Seminar Room 2 M Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Apetrei & others Th. 11 (1,3,5,7) Gibson Seminar Room 1 Dr Apetrei & others Th. 11 (2,4,6,8) Gibson Seminar Room 1 Prof. Anderson & Prof. Fiddes Th (5,6,7,8) Regent s Park College, Collier Room PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, SCIENCE, SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION, AND WORLD RELIGIONS (Mondays - Fridays) CL13 The Nature of CL14 The Formation of Rabbinic Judaism (Judaism I) Prof. Jones M. 2 Gibson Lecture Room Prof. Goodman & Prof. Weinberg T. 10 Clarendon Institute

4 CL16 Islam in the Classical Period (Islam I) Dr Al-Akiti M. 4 Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, George St. CL18 Early Buddhist Doctrine and Practice (Buddhism I) [From 2015: Foundations of Buddhism (Buddhism I)] Prof. Zacchetti M. 3 Gibson Lecture Room CL20 Hinduism I: Sources and Development CL32 Science and CL35 Psychology of Seminar on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period Prof. Flood W. 9 Examination Schools Prof. McGrath M. 4 Gibson Lecture Room Dr Petrovich Th. 12 Examination Schools Prof. Goodman T Clarendon Institute Nature of (Graduate Class): Advanced Theories and Themes in the Study of Prof. Hausner & Jones W Interdisciplinary Seminar in the Study of s: Text, Practice, Theory: Methods in the Study of MORAL AND PASTORAL THEOLOGY (Mondays - Friday) CL12 A Christian Vision of Moral Life: its Elements and Architecture The Elements of a Christian Ethic (Graduate Seminar) Dorfman Centre, St. Peter s College Prof. Hausner & Jones W. 5 Gibson Seminar Room 1 Prof. Biggar T. 12 Examination Schools Prof. Biggar W The Formation of Moral Character Prof. Biggar T (2,6) Christian Ethics Graduate Research Seminar Prof. Biggar T (2,6,7) Th (5) SPECIAL LECTURES Hensley Henson Lectures: Experiencing the Victorian Church: Faith, Time, and Architecture Inaugural Lecture: Conflict or Mutual Enrichment? Why Science and Theology need to talk to each other Additional Seminar Postgraduate Diploma seminars Dr William Whyte, St John s College Prof. McGrath Dr Hordern T. 5 (wks 2-6) Examination Schools M. 5 (wk 2) Examination Schools M. 2 (4), T. 2 (7) Harris Manchester (4), (7)

5 ¹Week 1 Dr Jarick: Reading the Old Testament Week 2 Dr Clifford: The Pentateuch Week 3 Dr Robson: Prophecy Week 4 Prof. Gillingham: Apocalyptic Week 5 Prof. Day: Archaeology and the of Israel Week 6 Dr Rooke: The Historical Books Week 7 Dr Jarick: Wisdom Week 8 Prof. Gillingham: The Psalms