Event Archive

Ms Cynthia Ching Tamb (Aberdeen), "Paul's Kinship Community as a Model of Christian Community with People with Autism"

Ms A. Nicolle Sturdevant (Aberdeen), "Guardianship of Sacred Spaces in Scotland: How ancient/non-Christian and Christian landscapes interconnect while maintaining the same geographic location."

For the first Religious Studies research seminar meeting this session, we are pleased to have Prof Robert Segal (University of Aberdeen) talk about MUST ANY RELIGION, INCLUDING CHRISTIANITY, BE STUDIED COMPARATIVELY?

Dr Brian Brock will be presenting a paper entitled "The Imago Dei and the Distinction between Moral and Systematic Theology".

Discussion of Dr Jackson Armstrong chapter “Earth and Stone”,  from the monograph England’s Northern Frontier.

 Dr. Suzanne Fraser, University of Melbourne, will give a paper entitled:Displays of Union: Scottish Art and British Identity in Australia  It will broadly illustrate the role of Scottish visual culture in forming an enduring Britishness in Australian society – which also contributed to Indigenous dispossession.  A L L   W E L...

Emilio Di Somma "The Buffered Self in Taylor; a Historicist Criticism"

Literacy 'under the Lock': Education, Spirituality and Enclosure in Dominican Reform Convents Marie Luise Ehrenschwendtner (University of Aberdeen, Divinity/Church History)

Mr Vincenzo Latrofa (University of Aberdeen) will discuss "The mandate-fulfilment-reward in 1 Kings 17–19". All are welcome!  

How does the EU referendum result affect the Polish community in Scotland, and what are people’s responses?  Integration of Poles has been a success story, and Scotland’s economy has benefited from migration. People born in Poland have overtaken all other foreign nationalities in the UK for the first time. Academics...