Ecclesia and Ethics

16/01/2020

Thanks to Glenn Packiam and Christianity Today for engaging with John Frederick's chapter ('Cyber-genesis of the Digital Self') and Kutter Callaway's chapter ('Interface is Reality') from the expanded proceedings from Ecclesia and Ethics II on a theology of the internet. The title of that book is "The Html of Cruciform Love: Toward a Theology of the Internet." Check it out on Amazon, and online wherever books are sold.

We're hoping to have an update about the proceedings from EE IV within a month or so. Stay posted!

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28/08/2019

Just a note: video links are being edited currently from the EEIV conference. They should be posted in the coming weeks and they will be available for all who might have missed a session at the live event.

02/08/2019

Amazing papers, fellowship, and fun at EEIV in Brisbane and across the globe. Links will be posted early next week to the full events proceedings. Stay tuned for announcements about the proceedings volume. Mega thanks to our sponsors—Logos Bible Software and the Artfinc grant. Thanks to Trinity College Queensland for hosting the live hub, and to all of our presenters and attendees across both days!

02/08/2019

Join us for Paul Hedley Jones (Lecturer in Old Testament and Principal of Trinity College Queensland)

“Afflicted with Evil: Divine Culpability and Human Response-Ability in Job”

Watch G G Services's TCQ-1 on Livestream.com. First session: Ben Witherington III "Biblical Theology: What is It and How Should It Be Done?" Conference continues on 2nd August

02/08/2019

This conference is happening thanks to Artfinc grants and Logos Bible Software. Check out our one of our current talks from Coleman M. Ford (Adjunct Instructor, Boyce College)

“By the Spirit Healing Him by Grace”: Romans 5:5 and Moral Transformation in Augustine of Hippo’s Letters at

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02/08/2019

Some amazing papers so far here at EE IV! Great turnout too for the ground hub in Brisbane. We had some issues with internet connectivity from out here in Australia early in the day. But--good news. Afternoon sessions are to begin in 20 minutes and we've sorted all issues and have a really strong 4G backup, happily, that sounds much clearer and gives a better visual.

Videos from the talks will be available soon after the conference ends. But join us for Glenn Packiam's paper “Singing Toward Virtue: The Christ Hymn and Moral Formation in Colossians” at http://livestream.com/ggservices/TCQ-1 at 1:00pm–1:55pm [8:00pm PDT, 9:00pm MDT, 10:00pm CDT, 11:00pm EDT]

Watch G G Services's TCQ-1 on Livestream.com. First session: Ben Witherington III "Biblical Theology: What is It and How Should It Be Done?" Conference continues on 2nd August

01/08/2019

Gearing up for day 2. Check out Arthur Sutherland (Associate Professor of Theology, Loyola University)

“The Significance of Victorian Virtues in shaping African American Moral Formation and the Consequences of its Decline.”

Watch it live here for free: https://livestream.com/ggservices/TCQ-1

9am–9:45am [4pm PDT, 5pm MDT, 6pm CDT, 7pm EDT]

Did you know Logos Bible software is one of the official sponsors of EEIV? Check out their great deals on Bible software packages at https://www.logos.com/

Watch G G Services's TCQ-1 on Livestream.com. First session: Ben Witherington III "Biblical Theology: What is It and How Should It Be Done?" Conference continues on 2nd August

01/08/2019

Ecclesia and Ethics IV: Theological Interpretation for Moral Formation begins today at 7:00pm–9:00pm in Brisbane time.
Links for all of the virtual rooms and talks are available for FREE through our online Conference Program.

Join us for some or all of the conference which takes place August 1st-2nd in Brisbane (which is July 31st and August 1st in the States).

Thursday August 1st 7:00pm–9:00pm [2:00am PDT, 4:00am CDT, 5:00am EDT] Ben Witherington III (Amos Professor of New Testament for Doctoral Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary) “Biblical Theology: …

16/07/2019

Barth, the New Perspective, and Christian ethics. Three topics that always generate lots of (fun) debate. Come participate and join in the Q+A discussion by webinar live, from anywhere in the world, by registering at http://www.trinity.qld.edu.au/events/trinity-theology-conference-livestream/

This talk will be delivered live on August 2nd in Brisbane which is actually August 1st in the States at 2:35pm—3:05pm Brisbane time [9:35pm PDT, 10:35pm MDT, 11:35pm CDT, 12:35am EDT]

John Frederick Lecturer in New Testament and Greek at Trinity College Queensland will will be presenting “The New Perspective on Barth: Election, Ethics and the New Perspective on Paul” at Ecclesia and Ethics IV: Theological Interpretation for Moral Formation.

Register for the conference on 1-2 August
trinity.qld.edu.au/ttc

12/07/2019

Did you know that while our conference takes place live here in Brisbane, Australia on August 1st and 2nd, in the United States it actually takes place a day behind [July 31st and August 1st] because of time zone adjustments? Arthur Sutherland's paper will be kicking off the second day of our conference. Join us, either in Brisbane or online in real-time. You can participate in live Q+A with Dr. Sutherland, or any of our presenters from a smartphone, tablet or computer, from anywhere in the world.

In addition to facilitating time travel, we will also be recording all of the talks, in case you miss one, or it falls during a time you cannot attend. Register for the webinar links here, and attend via any device with access to internet or mobile data: http://www.trinity.qld.edu.au/events/trinity-theology-conference-livestream/

Introducing Arthur Sutherland.

He will be presenting a paper titled, “The Significance of Victorian Virtues in shaping African American Moral Formation and the Consequences of its Decline” at Ecclesia and Ethics IV: Theological Interpretation for Moral Formation.

Dr. Sutherland holds advanced degrees from Yale University Divinity School and Princeton Theological Seminary. His research interests are in the history of Christian doctrine, African-American theology and the spirituality of generosity.

Register for the conference on 1-2 August
www.trinity.qld.edu.au/ttc

11/07/2019

Register for the free conference webinar here: http://www.trinity.qld.edu.au/events/trinity-theology-conference-livestream/

Introducing Dr Rachel Davies

She will be presenting a paper titled, “Thirst and Desire from Augustine to Mother Teresa: Interpreting Key Johannine Texts” at Ecclesia and Ethics IV: Theological Interpretation for Moral Formation.

Rachel is from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) and holds a PhD from the Centre for Catholic Studies at Durham University.

Register for one or both days of the conference on 1-2 August trinity.qld.edu.au/ttc

21/06/2019

The conference program details has now been posted! Check it out and register now (totally free) to participate via webinar. https://ecclesiaethics.wordpress.com/conference-program/

Registering online gives you total flexibility. By registering, you can attend some or all of the papers, and access the video archives after the conference for papers you might miss. Spread the word!

Speakers include:

Ben Witherington III, Mark W. Elliott, Arthur Sutherland, Rachel Davies, Carlos Sosa Siliezar, Glenn Packiam, Neil Pembroke, David Rankin, and many more!

You can register for the webinar for free here: http://www.trinity.qld.edu.au/events/trinity-theology-conference-livestream/

If you are participating online you'll be able to join us live, in real-time in one of our virtual rooms and ask questions (also in real-time) of our presenters. Attendees and presenters will be able to access the virtual rooms through Zoom links which will be made active as the conference gets closer. You can attend through your phone, tablet, or computer from anywhere with reliable internet or data access! Don't forget if you're in Australia, join us on-site in Brisbane at Trinity College Queensland.

Thursday August 1st 7:00pm–9:00pm [2:00am PDT, 4:00am CDT, 5:00am EDT] Ben Witherington III (Amos Professor of New Testament for Doctoral Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary) “Biblical Theology: …