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Living Faith in a World
of Religious Diversity
Please send the registration sheet via e-mail or surface­mail to the following address or e-mail address by
­September 1, 2016: [email protected]
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Room and Board
A list of hotels in Reutlingen and its vicinity can be found
under the following link: www.tourismus-reutlingen.de. In
addition a limited amount of places in private homes are
available. They are distributed on a first come first serve basis.
Hereby I register for Theology Week 2016 and
transfer the registration fee to the above mentioned account
What insights into religious pluralism can we glean
from sociology and systematic theology? What
does it mean to proclaim the gospel in a world
of religious diversity? How can we conduct the
dialogue between religions in such a way that we
honour our commonalities, while respecting our
differences? Which challenges and perspectives is
such a dialogue faced with in the future? Theology
Week 2016 wants to deal with questions like these
in devotions, bible studies, lectures, discussion
groups, workshops, and cultural events.
Registration Fee
I would like private housing (only for entire conference)
The registration fee of 100 € for the entire Theology Week
includes lunch from Monday through Wednesday and entrance to the cultural events. A reduced fee of 75 € applies
for students, people in training, unemployed etc. With a
voluntary registration fee of 150 € you can support the
participation of financially less fortunate people. Thank you!
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Street, Street Number
ZIP Code, City, Country
The registration fee for single days is 40 € (reduced fee 30 €)
Monday through Wednesday and 20 € (reduced fee 15 €) on
Thursday.
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Changing demographics and everyday experience
teach us: we live in a world shaped by increasing
religious and cultural diversity, but also by an
increase in areligious tendencies. It is time to reflect
more deeply on what it means to live our faith in
such a world and to account for our faith publicly.
The Wallace Chappell Lectures on Evangelism on
October 4 are an integral part of Theology Week
2016. The lectures are funded by the Foundation for
Evangelism (www.foundationforevangelism.org).
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Most contributions are in German and will be translated into English.
Registration for single days (please check if applicable):
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Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 31
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Theology Week
October 2-6, 2016
www.th-reutlingen.de
With this registration attendants agree to
transfer the registration fee to the account
of Reutlingen School of Theology.
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9.00
Bible Study on Psalm 82
Prof. Dr. Bernd Janowski
(Evangelisch-theologische Fakultät der
Universität Tübingen)
10.15
Faith, Irreligiousness, and the Churches in
Germany
Prof. Dr. Claudia Schulz
(Evangelische Hochschule Ludwigsburg)
11.30
Discussion Groups
15.00
God’s Spirit and Christian Faith. Orienting
Powers in the 21st Century
Prof. Dr. Dr. Michael Welker
(Evangelisch-theologische Fakultät der
Universität Heidelberg)
16.30
Workshops on Different Topics
Migration und Mission (A. Detjen) • Religiöse Vielfalt in einer muslimischen Perspektive (H. Durmaz)
• Die Haftanstalt als Ort multikultureller Dichte
(M. Fellinger) • Glauben leben in einem areligiösen
Kontext (A. Härtner) • Arbeit mit Migrant*innen
(R. Held) • Prophetie in Christentum und Islam
(J. Mausolf) • Gender Diversity und spirituelle
Vielfalt (G. Mayer) • Fresh Expressions of Church
and Christian Formation in the Intercultural Con-
20.00
Methodist Mission in a World of Diversity:
Experiences and Insights
Thomas Kemper (General Secretary, General Board of
Global Ministries der UMC)
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Mission and Evangelism in a World of Religious
Diversity (Wallace Chappell Lectures on Evangelism)
On Not Being Ashamed of the Gospel
Bible Study on Romans 1:16-20
Prof. Dr. Bryan Stone
(Boston University School of Theology)
10.15
Evangelism and Pluralism
Prof. Dr. Bryan Stone
11.30
Discussion Groups
15.00
Church Decline or Adaption from Below?
Dr. Michael Moynagh (Director of Network Development, Consultant on Theology and Praxis, Fresh
Expressions UK)
16.30
How Should We Understand Fresh Expressions of
Church Theologically?
Dr. Michael Moynagh
20.00
Evening Music Program
Jazz Meets Church Music
Christoph Georgii Trio
9.00
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The Binding/Sacrifice of Abraham’s Son
(Genesis 22:1-18) in Jewish, Christian,
and Muslim Perspectives
9.00
Rabbi Dr. Elisa Klapheck
(Frankfurt am Main)
10.00 Prof. Dr. Jörg Barthel
(Reutlingen School of Theology)
11.00 Dr. Mahmoud Abdallah (Center for
Islamic Theology, Tübingen University)
Typology as Transfer of Knowledge Between
Religious Traditions. The Binding of Abraham’s
Child and the Erection of the Caaba
Prof. Dr. Angelika Neuwirth
(Seminar für Arabistik und Semitistik,
Freie Universität Berlin)
16.30
Panel with Discussion Among the Speakers
of the Day
20.00
Cabaret Program, Kulturzentrum franz k
Kerim Pamuk, Lutz von Rosenberg Lipinsky:
Brothers in the Spirit. Cabaret Between Cross
and Qur’an
15.00
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Christian Faith in a World of Religious Diversity:
Where Do We Go From Here?
9.00
Bible Study on John 4:3-42
Dr. Soham Al-Suadi
(Theologische Fakultät der Universität Bern)
10.00
Mission Impossible? Re-imagining Mission
for Tomorrow
Prof. Dr. Wesley Ariarajah
(Drew University, Madison/New Jersey)
11.00
Panel and Plenary Discussion
12.00
Closing
Reutlingen School of Theology
– Theology Week 2016 –
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 31
D-72762 Reutlingen
Monday, October 3, 2016
Christian Faith in a World of Religious Diversity:
What Is Our Situation?
text of the U.K. (M. Moynagh) • A Duty to Plurality
(A. Nascimento) • Mission and Evangelism in an
Orthodox Context ­(S. Nikolaev) • Christsein in einer
postchristlichen Gesellschaft (W. Philipp) • Alltagsgleichnisse für Menschen außerhalb der Kirche
(C. Schluep) • Kirche und lebendige Nachfolge –
Dietrich Bonhoeffers Erbe in mehrdimensionaler­
Weltwirklichkeit (S. von Twardowski) • Keine
geschlossene Gesellschaft – Christsein und Tisch­
gemeinschaft (S. Zürcher)
Living Faith in a World
of Religious Diversity
Opening Worship Service for Theology Week and Winter Term at Reutlingen School of Theology
(Erlöserkirche, Kaiserstr. 30)
»For an Unknown God« (Acts 17:23)
Sermon: Dean Marcus Keinath (Reutlingen)
Bariton Guitar: Jan Henning
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Sunday, October 2, 2016
19.30 Please
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Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Dialogue Between Religions in a World
of Religious Diversity