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CFP: The Bible, Zionism and Palestine: A conference to explore the role of the bible in theology and politics in Israel and Palestine today
Paper proposals on, for example, "Palestinian liberation theology" and "religious Zionism" are invited for a conference to be hosted 24-26 May 2012 by the Department of Biblical Studies at the University of Sheffield, under the theme, "The Bible, Zionism and Palestine: A conference to explore the role of the bible in theology and politics in Israel and Palestine today". Deadline: 1 March 2012.
Quote: "We are welcoming contributions from all perspectives under four main headings: Antisemitism, Philosemitism and the Bible; The Bible and the Existence of Israel; Judaism, Christianity and Zionism; and the Bible and the Palestinians."
The Bible, Zionism and Palestine: A conference to explore the role of the bible in theology and politics in Israel and Palestine today
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Conferences, CFPs, Books, Journals: The Political Theology Agenda was run by the Sussex Centre for the Individual and Society (SCIS) in order to facilitate the exchange on political theology and political theologies across boundaries, be they confessional (or non-confessional), disciplinary, national, cultural, generational, philosophical, etc. It aims to enhance dialogue and comparison between the various traditions of political theology and raise awareness of each other and alternative approaches. It serves to disseminate information on research, publications, and events and hopes to introduce new people to political theology and raise the academic and public profile of political theology and political theologies worldwide.
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- Article: Development, ethics and theology: interdi...
- Job: Chancellor's Fellowship
- Book: The Weimar Moment: Liberalism, Political The...
- Book: The Challenges of Cultural Discipleship: Ess...
- Book: Routledge Handbook of Political Islam
- Job: Operations Manager
- Article: Spanish Fascism as a Political Religion (...
- CFP: Walter Benjamin, Giorgio Agamben, and "the Cr...
- Book: Theology in the Public Sphere: Public Theolo...
- CFP: Renaissance Borders
- Book: To Kill Another: Homicide and Natural Law
- Article: Citizens into wolves?: Carl Schmitt's fic...
- CFP: The Bible, Zionism and Palestine: A conferenc...
- CFP: Tradition, Place, and "Things Divine"
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