KebleTheology Workshops

Keble has a tradition of inviting a range of often prominent speakers to lead "workshops" on topics of wider interest, designed to serve as a kind of shop window on theology and biblical studies for anyone interested in pursuing graduate study in this area. Formats have included lectures and debates in varying degrees of formality, but always with a lively Question & Answer period at the end - and followed by a glass of wine and further opportunity to engage the speakers informally.

Upcoming Event

There is no formal Workshop in Trinity 2012, but we are instead advertising and hosting a small soiree of conversation for graduate students with Prof Nicholas Wolterstorff of Yale University. Details here.

Previous Highlights

2008	May 31	N.T. Wright: Do You Go to Heaven When You Die?
	Oct 21	Richard B. Hays & Nigel Biggar: Pacifism in New Testament Ethics?
2009	Mar 5	James D. G. Dunn: What Do We Really Know about the ‘Historical’ Jesus?
	Nov 26	Frances M. Young: Can Biblical Scholars Pray?
2010	Mar 8	Bruce McCormack: Is Barth Finished?
	May 10	Martin Biddle: Have Archaeologists Discovered the Tomb of Jesus?
	Nov 10	Ken Costa: What Can Theology Do for the Banks?
2011	Feb 3	Mona Siddiqui: What’s the Point of an Islamic Christology?
	May 12	Christopher Jamison: What in the World Are Monks Good For?
	Nov 15	Jolyon Mitchell: Is Journalism the Enemy of Peacebuilding?
2012	Feb 7	Nigel Biggar and Timothy Winter: Can the West Live With Islam? Video podcast here
	May 23	Wine and Wolterstorff: A Soiree of Conversation with Graduate Students