Session
1: Medieval Readings of Romans
Presider: Laurence L. Welborn, United Theological Seminary
Presenters:
H. Lawrence Bond, Appalachian State Univ.
Another Look at Hermeneutics and Exegetical Styles in Abelard's
Commentary on Romans (PDF, Htm)
Word file
Thomas Ryan, St. Thomas Univ.
The Love of Learning and Desire for God in Aquinas's
Commentary on Romans
Ian Levy, Lexington Theological Seminary
Medieval Commenting on Romans 4
Philip Krey, Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia
A Response via Nicholas of Lyra's Treatment of Romans
Respondents:
Katherine Grieb, Virginia Theological Seminary,
James D.G. Dunn, Univ. of Durham, |
Session 2:
Philosophers and Theologians Reading Romans
Presider: Cristina Grenholm
Presenter:
Kathy Ehrensperger, Univ. of Wales
Levinas, the Jewish Philosopher, meets Paul, the
Jewish Apostle: Reading Romans "in the Face of the Other"
Respondent:
David Odell-Scott, Kent State Univ.
Roundtable Discussion of John
B. Cobb, Jr., and David J. Lull, Romans, Chalice Commentaries
for Today (St. Louis: Chalice Press, forthcoming 2005). Click
here for the book or click
this one.
Introduction (draft)
Chs. 6-8 (draft)
.David Lull, Wartburg Theological Seminary, panelist
.John B. Cobb, Jr., Claremont School of Theology
and Claremont Graduate University, panelist
.Jouette Bassler, Perkins School of Theology, respondent
.Robert Jewett, Heidelberg Univ., respondent
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