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2021
December
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Autism, Theology, and the Church Conference
-Autism, Theology, and the Church Conference Identifying and Establishing Critical Frameworks for Interdisciplinary Research #AutismTheologyChurch21 December 13-15, 2021 11:00 am- 5:30 pm GMT Online lectures, panels, and workshops Join international practitioners and academics as we engage in the emerging conversation of autism, theology, and the church. Register by the 6th of...
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Virtual Event - Masters in Theology
-Explore the Masters in Theology degree with Dr Michael Laffin to hear how you can deepen your specialist knowledge and understanding of the Christian faith at one of the oldest centres in the world for biblical learning. Interested in exploring the Christian faith, scriptures, life and doctrine with world-leading experts in...
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Virtual Event - Viking and Medieval Nordic Studies
-Interested in exploring the history and culture of the Viking and Medieval Scandinavian world? Join our virtual seminar with Dr Hannah Burrows to learn about our specialist postgraduate degree in Viking and Medieval Nordic Studies. Register Now. https://gck.fm/ovarx
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar
-Christian Ethics as Prophecy in Turbulent Times
November
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar
-Christian Ethics as Prophecy in Turbulent Times
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Marischal College in its Global & International Context, c. 1600-1860
-Professor William Naphy will discuss the global and institutional history of Marischal College from its founding to the union of 1860. Open to students and offer holders. Online Event.
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The Art History Research Seminar
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'Architecture, Senses and Emotion: Eadmer's Canterbury' with Dr Katherine Weikert (University of Winchester)
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar
-Christian Ethics as Prophecy in Turbulent Times
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CEKAS Seminar: Tom Carson
-Prof Tom Carson (Loyola) ‘How Misplaced Trust and Distrust Create Misinformation and Enable Lying and Deception in Politics and Public Policy’ Abstract "A popular government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a Farce or a Tragedy; or perhaps both" (James Madison) “Everyone is entitled to his...
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar
-Christian Ethics as Prophecy in Turbulent Times