The Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology (ACPT) serves to facilitate, coordinate and promote adva
Inaugurated in 2017 on the five-hundredth anniversary of the European Reformation, the Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology (ACPT) is purposed to facilitate, coordinate and promote advanced research in the field of Christian theology. Its intellectual ambition Crown Tower of King's pen and ink 1encompasses both critical examination of the historic forms, developments and implications of Protest
20/08/2024
For those interested in Paul L. Lehmann's theology and ethics, a paper Phil Ziegler wrote recently entitled 'The Revolutionary Philanthropy of God—The Dogmatic Engine of Paul L. Lehmann’s Theological Ethics' is available to download and read here:
https://theologiaborealis.wordpress.com/2024/08/20/paul-lehmann-and-the-mainsprings-of-christian-ethics/
03/05/2024
For folks who are interested, Aberdeen's Divinity department is having an online information session for folks interested in graduate study. Check out the link here for more information and please share with anyone who you think might be interested. I am also happy to answer questions personally, but I am rarely on FB, so please email me at my University email.
Postgraduate Virtual Open Day | Study Here | The University of Aberdeen Our next Postgraduate Virtual Open Day takes place on Thursday 16 May. The event gives you the opportunity to speak live with academics and current students and is open to everyone who is interested in Postgraduate Taught and Research study.
01/05/2023
The Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology will be hosting this event later this month with several fine theologians from Europe including Jayne Svenungsson, Sarah Stewart-Kroeker, Arnold Huijgen, and Edward van ‘t Slot. It promises to be a rich and worthwhile conversation.
16/01/2023
The first ACPT event of the new term and year takes place next week. Delighted to welcome Aberdeen Divinity alumnus Dr Darren Sarisky back to join us.
13/12/2022
The programme for next term’s activities of the ACPT and Systematic Theology Research Seminar here in Aberdeen.
03/11/2022
The Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology is pleased to be hosting Prof Dr Maarten Wisse (PThU) later this month to discuss his forthcoming book ‘Reinventing Christian Doctrine’.
03/10/2022
The Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology is delighted to host Professor Daniel Castelo (Duke Divinity School) next week for our Autumn Lecture. He will speak on the theme ‘Scripture and the Mundanity of the Spirit’.
02/12/2020
https://aberdeencentreforprotesanttheology.wordpress.com/2020/12/02/next-acpt-webinar/
Next ACPT Webinar Overthinking the Imago Dei—how detail might derail doctrine Dr Lucy Peppiatt (WTC) Tuesday, 15 December 2020 15h00-16h30 This lecture will be hosted on the University’s MS Teams service. The …
17 MARCH 2020
We are very disappointed to have to announce that the ACPT conference 'Towards the Future of Protestant Theology' which was scheduled to take place early this June has been cancelled in light of the current public health crisis. We very much hope to be able to rearrange this event for late May/early June 2021, and more information will follow.
07/03/2020
Towards the Future of Protestant Theology: Call for Papers and Registration Open
Full details of our upcoming ACPT 2020 international conference ‘Towards the Future of Protestant Theology’ (June 4-6th, 2020) — including all our plenary speaker profiles, registration forms, accomodation information, and a call for papers — are now available. The full conference webpage is here:
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/sdhp/towards-the-future-of-protestant-theology-1920.php
We invite proposals from post-graduate researchers for a short (20-25 minute) paper on any matter related to the conference theme of the future of Protestant theology. All paper proposals must be received by Friday 3rd April, 2020. To propose a paper, please complete the paper proposal form (available from the conference webpage) and e-mail it to [email protected].
Any questions? E-mail us at [email protected]