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The Vocation of Theological Teachers
Goal:
Participants will explore with colleagues the theological dimensions of our work as teachers and scholars by focusing on such questions as:
• What resources do religious traditions offer for the articulation of the academic vocation as a religious vocation?
• What is the relation between academic and spiritual formation?
• What is theological teaching?
Conveners:
L. Gregory Jones, Duke University, Divinity School
Stephanie Paulsell, University of Chicago Divinity School
Participants:
Michael Battle, University of the South
Beverly Gaventa, Princeton Theological Seminary
W. Clark Gilpin, University of Chicago Divinity School
Paul Griffiths, University of Chicago Divinity School
Rosemary Keller, Union Theological Seminary
Lois Malcolm, Luther Seminary
Claire Mathews McGinnis, Loyola College in Maryland
Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore, Vanderbilt University
Frederick Norris, Emmanuel School of Religion
Phillis Sheppard, Center for Religion & Psychotheraphy
Susan Simonaitis, Fordham University
Gordon Smith, Regent College
Leanne Van Dyk, San Francisco Theological Seminary
Paul Wadell, St. Norbert College
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