We have enjoyed having N. T. Wright visiting Duke this week. Two of the events at which he spoke are now available to view online, with many thanks to Reed Criswell for his fine work in recording and uploading them. The first is this panel discussion on Pauline Theology which took place on Monday evening:
I was able to get to this panel discussion and I must admit that I found it really compelling stuff. The participants are my colleagues over in the Divinity School Douglas Campbell, Ross Wagner and Susan Eastman. Richard Hays was the moderator. The event was absolutely packed out. Watching Douglas and Tom spar with one another was a particular highlight. There are some great moments. The video is about 90 minutes long.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Douglas Campbell: Framing Paul Book Trailer
Eerdmans have just released this book trailer for my colleague Douglas Campbell's new book, Framing Paul:
You can see more in a full interview here:
You can see more in a full interview here:
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Conference on Douglas Campbell's work on Paul
Spotted this over on Jim West's blog:
A Critical Engagement with Douglas Campbell’s "The Deliverance of God"
Duke Divinity School
November 9-10, 2012
This conference will engage Douglas Campbell’s book, "The Deliverance of God" (Eerdmans, 2009). It will summarize and critically discuss his proposals concerning the modern interpretation of Paul’s justification language, argumentation, and resulting version of the gospel. It will cover broader church historical and theological issues, key questions of close exegesis, and the politics of interpretation, especially in the modern American context.
Scholars, students, ministers, and interested lay people are all welcome to attend.Speakers include Alan Torrance and Chris Tilling as well as a number of locals including Stephen Chapman, Stanley Hauerwas and Susan Eastman.
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