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The Roundel is the graduate blog of the School of Divinity’s Systematic & Historical Theology subject group. It is named after the Roundel, the distinctive 16th-century tower, overlooking St Andrews Cathedral, that…
The Roundel is the graduate blog of the School of Divinity’s Systematic & Historical Theology subject group. It is named after the Roundel, the distinctive 16th-century tower, overlooking St Andrews Cathedral, that…
As part of the European Academy of Religion’s annual meeting 2023, the School of Divinity is hosting a conference in honour of our late Professor of Divinity Christoph Schwöbel. The conference, entitled “Christoph…
Christoph Schwöbel studied at the Kirchliche Hochschule Bethel and the University of Marburg, before taking his first academic post as Lecturer in Systematic Theology at King’s College London in 1986. With Colin…
The University of St Andrews has launched an asynchronous symposium on Theology in the University and Society Today. Hear Prof Judith Wolfe, Prof Christoph Schwöbel, and Dr Steve Holmes on why the study of theology…
Expanding the work begun as New Directions in Philosphical Theology, this project, funded by the Templeton Religion Trust, invests in the future of philosophical theology in the broadly continental tradition. Its aim…
by Matthew Joss Graduate Student of St. Mary’s College Logos Institute, University of St. Andrews ___________ That All Shall Be Saved: Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation, by David Bentley Hart (Yale, 232 pp. £20.00)…
The School of Divinity at the University of St Andrews has secured its largest ever research grant of £3.4 million from the John Templeton Foundation to support the creation and launch of a free, online encyclopaedia…
By Adam Renberg, PhD Candidate in Historical Theology at the University of St. Andrews _________________________________________ Daley, Brian E. God Visible: Patristic Christology Reconsidered (Oxford: Oxford…
By Ethan Johnson, PhD candidate in New Testament at the University of St. Andrews __________________________________________ Moss, Candida R. Divine Bodies: Resurrecting Perfection in the New Testament and Early…
Professor Judith Wolfe has received a £174,000 ($230,000) grant from the Templeton Religion Trust to lead a two-year research project entitled “New Directions in Philosophical Theology.” The aim of the project is to…
The Roundel caught up by e-mail with Brendan Wolfe, Principal Research Fellow at St Mary’s and the Managing Editor the St Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology project. The Roundel: Thank you for your time. Can you give…