8.50 am | Welcome to Country |
9:00 am |
Introduction to Conference (Dr Anita C. Ray) |
9.25 am |
Prof Francis X. Clooney |
10.30 am | Morning tea (30 mins) |
11.00 am |
Prof Catherine Cornille |
12.15 pm | Lunch (60 mins) |
1.15 pm |
Dr Diego Cucarella M.Afr. |
2.30pm | Afternoon tea (30 mins) |
3.00pm | |
3.45pm | Short break – movement between rooms |
4.00pm |
Rev. Yesudasan Remias |
5.00 pm |
End of day’s sessions.
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9.00 am |
Comments on previous day’s learning (Prof Francis X Clooney) |
9.25 am |
Prof Marianne Moyaert |
10.30 am | Morning tea (30 mins) |
11.00 am |
Dr Makoto Sawai |
12.15 pm | Lunch (60 mins) |
1.15 pm | |
2.00 pm | |
3.00pm | Afternoon tea (30 mins) |
3.30pm |
Dr Emmanuel Nathan |
4.45pm |
Concluding remarks: Executive Dean, Faculty of Theology & Philosophy, Prof Dermot Nestor, |
5.00 pm | End of conference |
Room 1 (HM) |
Room 2 (IL) |
Room 3 (IL) |
Room 4 (STLL) |
Room 5 (STLL) |
Room 6 (CPT) |
Title: ‘Saiva Ritual Defended - and Repudiated? A Comparison of the views of Arumuga Navalar and J.M. Nallaswami Pillai.’ |
Dr Amanda Burritt (University of Melbourne) / Dr Katharine Massam (University of Divinity, Melbourne). Title: ‘Stories of Faith’ |
Dr Albertus Bagus Laksana SJ. Title:‘Comparative Theology and Inter-religious Learning: Religious Identity and Citizenship in a Plural Society.’ |
Assoc. Prof John D’Arcy May. Trinity College Dublin, Australian Catholic University. Title: ‘Non-duality: A Christian Option?’ |
Prof Ismail Albayrak. Title: The notion of ‘spiritual narrowness’, ‘spiritual breadth’ and inner peace in the context of the believer’s life under hardship: with special references to Said Nursi and Aleksander Solzhenitsyn |
Dr Christopher Longhurst. Lecturer in theology, The Catholic Institute of Aotearoa, New Zealand. Title: ‘Interfaith Dialogue through Comparative Theology in Abstract Pictorial Art.’ |
Room 1 (HM) |
Room 2 (IL) |
Room 3 (STLL) |
Room 4 (STLL) |
Room 5 (CTP) |
Room 6 (HM) |
Prof Michael Stoeber. Title: ‘Indigenous and Roman Catholic Canonizations of Nicholas Black Elk: Postcolonial Issues and Inter-religious Implications of Black Elk Speaks.’ |
Title: ‘Comparative theology and religious education in Catholic Schools.’ |
Ven. A/Professor Alex Bruce Title: ‘Self & Salvation in Evagrius Ponticus and Tsongkhapa.’ |
Dr Suleyman Sertkaya. Title: ‘The Concept of Infallibility: A Comparative Approach.’ |
Title: ‘”We have a Law now”: A story of Being from the Aboriginal tradition.’ |
Dr Antonia Pizzey Title: ‘I am Who I am because of Who We All Are’: Exploring Links between Comparative Theology and Receptive Ecumenism.’ |
Room 1 (HM) |
Room 2 (IL) |
Room 3 (IL) |
Room 4 (STLL) |
Room 5 (STLL) |
Room 6 (STLL) |
Mr Michael Atkinson. Doctoral Candidate, La Trobe University, Melbourne. Title: ‘Reciprocal illumination: extending the theory.’ |
Prof Constant Mews, Director, Centre for Religious Studies, School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies, Monash University, Melbourne. Title: ‘Songlines and Sacred Teaching: Aquinas, Charlesworth and renewing contemplative pedagogies |
Prof Celestina Omoso Isiramen. Department of Religious Management & Cultural Studies, Ambrose Alli University, Nigeria. Title: ‘Religious Identity: A Pedagogy for Interreligious Education among Nigerian Christians.’ |
Assoc. Prof. Amy Yu Fu. Dept. of English, Zhejiang University City College, Hangzhou, China. Title: ‘Selfhood and the “Unity of Knowing and Action”: Comparative Study of Wang Yang-ming and Swami Vivekananda’s Thought.’ |
Dr Hakan Coruh. Islamic Studies, Charles Sturt University, Sydney campus. Title: ‘The Notion of Wisdom (Hebrew hokhmah; Arabic hikmah) in the Jewish, Christian and Islamic Traditions.’ |
Mr Fatih Tuncer. Whittlesea City Council, Melbourne. Title: ‘Was Rumi a Comparative Theologian?’ |
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