Jan 12-14, 2009

St Edmund's College

Aim of Course

This course is intended primarily for students of the Cambridge Federation of Theological Colleges. However, applications are welcome for up to 10 further places for similar delegates from outside Cambridge. The course will include input on the science and theology of environmental concern, as well as its practical application. We are delighted to be able to offer, as part of the course, a field trip to the Lewknor Chiltern Gateway Project, where we shall be met by the Revds Simon Brignall and Dave Bookless (A Rocha). Sessions on the other days of the course will take place at St Edmund’s College, with lunches nearby at Westminster College. Accommodation for those from outside Cambridge will be provided in one of these Colleges or a suitable alternative.

Speakers (listed in alphabetical order) and topics

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  • Richard Bauckham FBA, FRSE: Jesus, God and Nature in the Gospels
  • Revd Margot Hodson : Balancing Human & Environmental Concerns; and How to Care for God’s Creation
  • Dr Hilary Marlow : Environmental Justice and the Biblical Prophets
  • Dr Jonathan Moo : New Testament Eschatology and the Environment
  • Bob White FRS : Science, Religion and the Environment: General Principles

Venue

The course will be held at St Edmund’s College, Mount Pleasant, Cambridge, CB3 0BN

Course Schedule

Monday January 12
9.30 am Prof. Bob White FRS: Science, Religion and the Environment: General Principles
10.20 am Questions and Discussion
10.45 am Coffee Break
11.15 am Dr Hilary Marlow: Environmental Justice and the Biblical Prophets
12.05 pm Questions and Discussion
12.30 pm Lunch
1.30 pm Revd Margot Hodson: Balancing Human and Environmental Concerns: A Contextual Theology for the Twenty First Century
2.20 pm Questions and Discussion
2.45 pm Tea Break
3.15 pm Revd Margot Hodson: Cherishing the Earth: How to Care for God’s Creation
4.05 pm Questions and Discussion
4.30 pm Finish for the Day
 

Tuesday January 13

8.30 am Field Trip
 

Wednesday January 14

9.30 am Prof. Richard Bauckham: Jesus, God and Nature in the Gospels
10.20 am Questions and Discussion
10.45 am Coffee Break
11.15 am Dr Jonathan Moo: New Testament Eschatology and the Environment
12.05 pm Questions and Discussion
12.30 pm Lunch