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Theology and Literature Y11-12 Study Day

14 January 2019

The Faculty of Divinity welcomes Years 11-12 prospective students to the Theology and Literature Study Day today

Mark Smith has new book published

4 January 2019

Congratulations to Faculty of Divinity’s Reverend Dr Mark Smith on his new book published - The Idea of Nicaea in the Early Church Councils, AD 431-451 ed

DEUS LUDENS: PLAY & CREATION IN HINDUISM AND CHRISTIANITY

2 January 2019

DEUS LUDENS: PLAY & CREATION IN HINDUISM AND CHRISTIANITY The Cambridge Centre for Platonism and the Teape Trust are delighted to be hosting a workshop on Saturday 12 January 2019 looking at different models of creation in Hindu and Christian theologies, with a particular focus on the metaphor of ‘play’ (līlā)...

Beth Singler co-author has new report launched

12 December 2018

Faculty of Divinity’s Dr Beth Singler - was a co-author of this report from the CFI and the Royal Society

Faculty of Divinity’s Dr Beth Singler - was a co-author of this report from the CFI and the Royal Society: http://lcfi.ac.uk/news/2018/dec/11/ai-narratives-report-launches-royal-society/

12 December 2018

What is the ultimate destiny of humanity after death? A new volume, edited by Alexander Massmann, tackles this question from various angles. https://tinyurl.com/y9qkw4ww

7 December 2018

What is the ultimate destiny of humanity after death? A new volume, edited by Alexander Massmann, tackles this question from various angles. https://tinyurl.com/y9qkw4ww

Inaugural lecture of the new Lady Margaret's Professor in Divinity, George van Kooten

30 November 2018

The forthcoming inaugural lecture of the new Lady Margaret’s Professor in Divinity, George van Kooten, is at 5pm, Tuesday February 19th, 2019 (Faculty of Divinity, Runcie room), entitled “Three Symposia: Plato, Philo and John—An Exercise in Triangulation”. Followed by a reception.

Job Opportunity: University Lecturer in the Study of Religion, Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge

21 November 2018

The Faculty of Divinity is advertising for the position of University Lecturer in the Study of Religion.

Seatonian Prize - 2019

20 November 2018

The Examiners of the Seatonian Prize for the best English poem on a sacred subject give notice that the subject for 2019 is: Take, O take him, Mighty Leader, Take again thy servant's soul. Grave his name, and pour the fragrant Balm upon the icy stone. from Prudentius The Prize is open for competition among all members of...

Prof. Johannes Hoff speaks at the D Society

19 November 2018

Professor Johannes Hoff (University of London) spoke at the Faculty of Divinity, 16th November 2018.

Theology and Literature Y11-12 Study Day

Mark Smith has new book published

DEUS LUDENS: PLAY & CREATION IN HINDUISM AND CHRISTIANITY

Beth Singler co-author has new report launched

Faculty of Divinity’s Dr Beth Singler - was a co-author of this report from the CFI and the Royal Society: http://lcfi.ac.uk/news/2018/dec/11/ai-narratives-report-launches-royal-society/

What is the ultimate destiny of humanity after death? A new volume, edited by Alexander Massmann, tackles this question from various angles. https://tinyurl.com/y9qkw4ww

Inaugural lecture of the new Lady Margaret's Professor in Divinity, George van Kooten

Job Opportunity: University Lecturer in the Study of Religion, Faculty of Divinity, Cambridge

Seatonian Prize - 2019

Prof. Johannes Hoff speaks at the D Society

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