Bonn-Oxford Theological Seminar, 16-21

Bonn-Oxford Theological Seminar, 16-21 September 2007
Sun 16 September
arrival morning and transfer to Ripon College,
Cuddesdon; afternoon in Oxford informally
Dinner at Ripon College, Cuddesdon
Mon 17 September 9.45-11.00
Session 1 (all sessions in St Giles House)
PD Dr. Ulrich Volp: ‘”That unclean spirit has
assaulted you from the very beginning”: John
Chrysostom and suicide’
Response: Frank Curry
Chair: John Barton
11.30-12.45
Session 2
Dr Hywel Clifford: ‘Monotheism in Philo of
Alexandria’
Response: Maren Bohlen
Chair: Wolfram Kinzig
Lunch in St Giles’ House
2.15-3.30
guided tour of Oxford, led by Prof.
Emeritus Henry Mayr-Harting: meet at
Christ Church, Tom Tower
4.00-5.15
Session 3
Leonie Stein: ‘Paulus als Gefangener und als
Missionar in Apg 26’
Response: Dr Paul Joyce
Chair: Mark Chapman
Dinner at Oriel College, 7.00 for 7.15, Champneys Room
Tue 18 September
9.45-11.00
Session 4
Dr Mark Chapman: ‘Theology and the English
Church in the 1960s or the sad story of
English Bonhoefferism’
Response: Wolfram Kinzig
Chair: Ulrich Volp
11.30-12.45
Session 5
Barbara Liedtke: ‘Zur Bedeutung der Religion in
der Weltanschauung Houston Stewart
Chamberlains’
Response: John Barton
Chair: Paul Joyce
Lunch in St Giles’ House
2.15-3.30
Session 6
Guido de Graaff: ‘Friends, Citizens, or Subjects?
How the Category of Friendship does and doesn’t
fit Political Society’
Response: Steffen Weishaupt
Chair: Günther Röhser
4.00-5.15
Session 7
Christian Jung: ‘Die sprachphilosophischen
Wurzeln der Religionskritik Friedrich Nietzsches’
Response: Ryan Glomsrud
Chair: Saskia Schultheis
Dinner invitations:
Hywel Clifford: Saskia Schultheis, Ulrich Volp,
Constantin Klein
Ryan Topping: Leonie Stein, Maren Bohlen, Christian
Brouwer
Johannes Zachhuber: Wolfram Kinzig, Günther Röhser
Guido de Graaff: Tilman Fuß, Barbara Liedtke, Christian
Jung
Wed 19 September Outing to Coventry cathedral for Bonn participants
Dinner at Ripon College, Cuddesdon
Thu 20 September 9.45-11.00
Session 8
Dr Johannes Zachhuber: ‘Albrecht Ritschl and the
Tübingen School: A neglected link in the history of
nineteenth-century theology’
Response: Constantin Klein
Chair: Wolfram Kinzig
11.30-12.45
Session 9
Tilman Fuß: ‘Paulus’ Lösung des Streits um
Speisefragen (1. Kor 8,1-11,1/Röm 14,1-15,13)—ein
Modell für den Umgang mit kirchlichem und
gesellschaftlichem Pluralismus heute?’
Response: Brandon Gallaher
Chair: Johannes Zachhuber
Lunch in St Giles’ House
2.15-3.30
Session 10
Judith Tonning: ‘Heidegger and the AntiMetaphysical Tradition in Christianity: A SourceCritical Essay’
Response: Christian Brouwer
Chair: Günther Röhser
Fri 21 September
5.30-7.0
Reception with Vice-Chancellor at his
house, 101 Banbury Road. Oxford
participants should wear gowns.
7.15
Dinner at Regent’s Park College (together
with members of Bonn-Oxford ‘Spirit &
Letter’ research project) in celebration of
thirty years of collaboration. Gowns will be
worn by Oxford participants.
Transfer to Oxford and departure