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Svensk Teologisk Kvartalskrift utlyser härmed ett pris för bästa vetenskapliga artikel för 2021. Priset, som uppgår till 50 000 SEK, tilldelas den nydisputerade forskare som på bästa sätt författar en artikel som redogör för och självständigt utvecklar sitt avhandlingsämne eller annat relevant ämne inom religionsvetenskap och teologi. Artikeln ska vara författad på svenska, danska eller norska.… Continue reading Svensk Teologisk Kvartalskrifts pris för bästa vetenskapliga artikel

Article by Patrik Hagman in Studia Theologica. This article explores the way Rowan Williams understands saints as theo-politically significant. By surveying a number of key texts by Williams in different genres, the author argues that the saints for Williams are highly important for his political theology. For him, the saints make a political theology possible,… Continue reading Saints in public Holy lives and the function of theological speech in the political theology of Rowan Williams

Law, Theology & Culture & The End of Law Seminar 1/6, 16:00: Between Kant and Hegel: Alexandre Kojève and the End of Law. We are happy to announce the second Law, Theology and Culture lecture (organized together with the project End of Law) on Tuesday 1st of June 16.00 to 18.00. Our guest is Jeff Love, Research… Continue reading Between Kant and Hegel: Alexandre Kojève and the End of Law

GLOBAL NETWORK FOR PUBLIC THEOLOGYVII CONSULTATION CURITIBA, BRAZIL, 03-06 OCTOBER, 2022 Public Theologies in Vibrating Cities: Precious and PrecariousCall for Working Groups Cities vibrate, shine, resonate. They are vibrant, tourist brochures tell us – lively, that is, interesting for those who seek for good food, nightlife, and entertainment. But much more than that, public life is vibrating.… Continue reading Public Theologies in Vibrating Cities: Precious and Precarious, call for working groups

Article by Torbjørn Kalberg in Kirke og kultur. I vestleg idéhistorie har ein ikkje brydd seg stort om å drøfte islamsk påverknad på kristen europeisk kulturutvikling. Islam hadde nok ein viss påverknad når det galdt arkitektur og språk, og kan hende når det galdt formidling av gresk filosofi, arabarane hadde jo tilgang til dei klassiske… Continue reading Islamsk rettstradisjon i europeisk lovgjeving: Sicilia, England, Kastilja og Noreg

Article by Ole Jakob Løland & Yuri Kasahara in Kirke og Kultur. Evangelical Christians have been a growing political force in Latin America. In Brazil, particularly, the election of the rightwing candidate Jair Bolsonaro as president in 2018 made the political relevance of evangelical Christians clearer than ever. The support of evangelicals was a key element… Continue reading Bolsonaro og hans evangelikale støttespillere i Brasil: Sekularisme under nytt press?

International virtual conference on the stories of how we came to inhabit the modern world 8-11 July, 13:00-16:50 (BST) Genealogies of modernity are broad narrative accounts of the rise and nature of our present cultural condition. Theology nearly always features, in some way or another, in narratives about the formation of modernity, even if its… Continue reading Theological Genealogies of Modernity

New article by Jayne Svenungsson in Jan-Ivar Lindén (ed.), To Understand What is Happening: Essays on Historicity (Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2021), 115–127. This paper was originally presented in conversation with Christoph Türcke and Bernhard Waldenfels as part of the event ‘The Future of Memory’, which took place in Helsinki in 2019. The paper offers… Continue reading Whose Memory? Which Future?

New article by Arvid Nærø in Teologisk tidsskrift Professor Ole Hallesby held a central position in the Norwegian Church’s struggle for independence during the Nazi occupation of our country from 1940 to 1945. In this article his attitudes and actions as leader during the occupation will be related to his social criticism, which had been… Continue reading Ole Hallesbys politiske tenkning og samfunnskritikk i møte med nazismen