This week in Pogos we have the final installment from our summer Logos Conference consisting of a panel of our invited scholars: Professor Eleonore Stump (Saint Louis University), Professor NT “Tom” Wright (University…
This week in Pogos we have the ninth session from our summer Logos Conference in which Dr David Moffitt (University of St Andrews) presents his paper, “Sacrifice and the Ongoing Reconciling Work of Jesus in 1 John.”…
This week in Pogos we have the eighth session from our summer Logos Conference consisting of a panel of our invited scholars: Christoph Schwöbel (University of St Andrews), Jürgen Moltmann (University of Tübingen),…
This week in Pogos we welcome Porter Case Taylor to the podcast as he talks us through the significance of Fr Alexander Schmemann for liturgical theology. Soundcloud iTunes The Reverand Porter Case Taylor is a PhD…
This week in Pogos we have the sixth presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Prof Christoph Schwöbel, followed by a response from Prof Timothy Pawl. We hope you enjoy! Soundcloud iTunes Christoph…
This week in Pogos we welcome Dr Faith Glavey Pawl to the podcast as she walks us through her recent work on the importance of children for the philosophy of liturgy. Soundcloud iTunes Dr Faith Glavey Pawl has been…
This week in Pogos we have the fifth presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Dr Esau McCaulley’s presentation called “Luke, Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary and the Black Reconciliation with God” followed by…
This week in Pogos we have the fourth presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Professor Patrick T. Smith’s presentation called “The Role of Social Justice in Intergroup Reconciliation” followed by a…
This week in Pogos we have the third presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Dr Kevin Diller’s presentation called “Vulnerability to Abuse in Reconciliation & the Vicarious Humanity of Christ” followed…
As the Logia blog seeks to highlight women’s research in theology as well as the obstacles we have faced, I begin with an overview of my convictions and research interests. Part 1: Research Interests The chief purpose…
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