FACULTY OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGION

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1 Version 3 FACULTY OF THEOLOGY AND RELIGION Lecture List for Hilary Term 2013 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,, 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, 13 January) 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 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. Please note that there is a Lecture Description Booklet to accompany this List available in the office. NB: The information below is subject to change. Please check the Website for the most up-to-date information: Subject Lecturer Time Place LANGUAGES CL24 Hebrew Composition Class Biblical Hebrew (for Beginners) Ms Kozlova M. 10 M, W 10 (wks 1- F 10 (wks 1-2) New Testament Mrs Lewis M, W, F 9 New Testament Dr Hardin M, W, F 10 Wycliffe New Testament Dr Teal M, W, F 10 Pembroke New Testament Mr King M, W, F 10 Lunch Mr King T Advanced Reading Mr King Th. 10

2 Pauline Literature ( Text Class) Genesis 1-2 Theology Lecture List HT13 Mrs Lewis M. 11 T, Th. 2 (wks 3-6) PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION CL1 The Christian Dr Moore Th. 12 (wks 1- Doctrine of Creation CL3 Mark Texts (class) Prof. Tuckett Th. 10 (wks 2-5) CL8 Biblical Hebrew (for Beginners) BIBLICAL STUDIES Mrs Lewis M, W, F 9 Dr Hardin M, W, F 10 Wycliffe Mr King M, W, F 10 CL2 The Historical Jesus Prof. Bockmuehl & Dr Lincicum Th. 11 CL2 Amos: The Prophet and the Book CL3 Introduction to Paul s Letters (Part 2) CL24 2 Samuel (Hebrew Text) CL24 Psalms 1, 2, 8, 45 48, 96 (Hebrew Text) M, W 10 (wks 1- F 10 (wks 1-2) Dr Gillingham W. 12 (wks 1-4) Dr. Marshall & Dr. Lincicum T. 11 Dr Kynes T. 10 Dr Kynes M. 12 CL24 1 Kings (Hebrew Text) CL25 Archaeology and the Old Testament: An Introduction CL26 Religions and Mythologies of the Ancient Near East CL28 Varieties of Judaism in the Second Temple Period Graduate Colloquium in Biblical and Early Christian Studies New Testament Senior Matthew s Gospel (for The Bible in Art, Music and Literature Mr Cudworth F. 2 Prof. Day W. 11 Dr Reynolds, Prof. Baines & Dr Winkler F Prof. Goodman Th. 10 Prof. Bockmuehl & Dr Lincicum W Dr Lincicum Dr Hardin & others T. 11 Th (wks 2,4,6,8) Dr Joynes M. 5 (2,4,6,8) Sackler Meeting 2 nd floor, Sackler Library Building Danson Trinity Page 2

3 Theology Lecture List HT13 on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period Prof. Goodman T HISTORY AND DOCTRINE CL4 The Doctrine of the Trinity from Nicaea to Augustine CL4 Christology after Nicaea CL5 Introduction to Christology (Class One) (Class Two) (Class Three) (Class Four) CL7 Theology of the Western Church CL7 The History of the Western Church CL9a Christian Life and Thought in Britain and the English-Speaking World, CL9b Issues in Theology, CL8 The Reformation in Europe, CL30 Christian Liturgy (Text Classes) Doctrines of Salvation (for Introduction to the Reformation (for Creation and Science in the Middle Ages Analytic Theology as Liberal Theology (Public Lecture) Theology and Modern Literature (Graduate ) Critical Theory and Spiritual Practice: the Sublime and the Beautiful (Graduate ) Dr Green F. 11 Dr Bayliss F. 10 Prof. Ward M. 11 Prof. Ward* M. 12 Drs Zahl & Gallaher* W. 2 Dr Kennedy* F. 12 Drs Moore and Wolfe* F. 2 Dr Wood W. 12 Prof. Foot T. 12 (wks 2-8) Dr Rasmussen W. 11 Dr Rasmussen T. 12 Dr Apetrei W. 12 Dr Jones W. 11 Dr. van den Toren T. 12 Dr Arnold T St Giles Merton Dr Carroll W. 2 Blackfriars Dr Wood M. 5 (wks 1-2) Prof Fiddes F Prof Fiddes Th (wks 2,4,6,8) Oriel Regent s Park Regent s Park Page 3

4 The Nature and Practice of Ecclesiastical History Patristic Research : Exegesis of Johannine texts (Post-graduate and ) Theology and Modern European Thought Dr Apetrei & others Theology Lecture List HT13 Drs Rosenberg and Blackburn-Griffith T. 4 Th. 11 (wks 1,3,5, Dr Rasmussen & Dr Wolfe M St Giles' PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, SCIENCE, SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION, AND WORLD RELIGIONS CL13 The Nature of Dr Hausner T. 12 Religion Oxford CL17 Islam in Centre for Contemporary Society Dr al-akiti M. 4 Islamic (Islam II) Studies CL19 Buddhism in History Prof. Zacchetti F. 12 and Society (Buddhism II) CL21 Hinduism II Prof. Flood W. 11 CL28 Varieties of Judaism in the Second Temple Period CL33 Science and Religion: Historical Studies Prof. Goodman Th. 10 Drs Carroll and Silva Th. 11 CL34 Christian Spirituality Dr Ward & others M. 5 CL35 Sociology of Religion Dr Chapman and Dr Percy T. 10 CL39 Mysticism Dr Hausner & Dr Edwards Th. 12 The Comparative Study of the Abrahamic Religions since the 19th Century Introduction to Islamic Legal Tradition Aquinas Some perspectives on psychology of religion (Graduate ) Philosophy of Religion Advanced Themes in the Study of Religions on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period Prof. Stroumsa T 11 Prof. Ramadan M. 2 Dr Carroll¹ Mr Callaghan & Dr Collicut F. 2 Prof. Leftow Th. 3 Dr Hausner Th. 10 Prof. Goodman Th (wks 2- Harris Manchester Blackfriars T Page 4

5 Theology Lecture List HT13 Research on the Abrahamic Religions Profs. Stroumsa & Goodman & Dr Sinai M 5 MORAL AND PASTORAL THEOLOGY CL12 A Christian Vision of the Moral Life: Practical Dr Hordern & others Th Issues (Class) Christian Witness (for Dr Ross & others T. 12 Mission and Ministry (for Introduction to the Study of Liturgy (for Select Texts & Practical Issues in Christian Ethics (Graduate ) Christian Ethics Graduate Research s SPECIAL LECTURES The Hensley Henson Lectures: 'Theology, History and Society in Three Cities, ' The Ptarmigan Lecture: 'Christianity Becoming Modern: Views from 1900' The Bampton Lectures: Imagining Life: Christ and the Human Condition The Wilde Lectures in Natural and Comparative Religions: The Sovereign Host: China, Ritual, Theory Mr Clarke T. 10 Ms Blyth & others T. 11 Prof. Biggar W Prof. Biggar Dr Mark Chapman Prof. Elizabeth Clark, John Carlisle Kilgo Professor, Duke University T (wks 2,4,6,8) Th. 5 (wks 1-3 and 6-8) M. 5 (wk 6) Dr Michael Banner, Trinity, Cambridge Th. 5 (wks 6-8) Dr Adam Chau, University of Cambridge T. 5 (wks 5-8) Harris Manchester Christ Church Christ Church University Church of St Mary the Virgin * Please note: of the four classes listed, students should attend only one of the classes available. You will have been contacted regarding this, however, if you are uncertain of which class you should be attending please contact your tutor. ¹ Week 2: Dr Joël Lonfat (Blackfriars) Week 3: Dr Matthew Levering (University of Dayton) Week 4: Dr John O'Callaghan (University of Notre Dame) Week 5: Dr Ed Feser (Pasadena City, California) Week 6: Dr Paul Clavier (École Normale Supérieure) Week 7: Dr William Desmond (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) Page 5