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David Southall speaking at LKH - 2nd March |
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LKH is pleased to welcome the Whitley Lecturer David Southall to the First Tuesday Programme. These seminars are free and all are invited to attend. 7.30 start.
"The Poetic Paul: On Creating New Realities for Righteousness in Romans"
Why does the Apostle Paul personify righteousness and sin in Romans 6? Whydoes the character "Righteousness" act out its role as a slave master in opposition to "Slave Master Sin?" In this seminar David J. Southall explores Pauline personification and makes the case that the Apostle uses the poetic ways of speaking as modes of character invention and then goes on to show that personified "Righteousness", becomes Paul's way of talking about Christ in passages which are rich in metaphor and the story of Christ.
Southall gives an exegesis of Romans 6:15-23 which affirms this view and looks at the implications of his position for aspects of Pauline theology including "the justification debate" and universalism. |
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Church Saturdays return |
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Find out more about the new Church Saturday programme. Drop in bite size sessions for people who get asked to 'do' things. Autumn spirituality to worship. Not quite A-Z, but there's something for everyone.
Click on 'About LKH' and then choose 'Events' |
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First Tuesday programme begins |
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Click on About LKH and then the Events section to find out more about the new Autumn 2009 First Tuesdays Programme. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 25 September 2009 12:48 |
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Short Courses available for 2009-10 |
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Studying on an LKH short course is an ideal way to develop your skills and knowledge but does not demand the time commitment of studying a full degree. Some take the Encountering Urban Theology module to understand more about their urban setting; the Pastoral Care courses are useful for those who need these skills in their work and for one student taking the Biblical Hebrew course was underpinning knowledge for the book he was writing.
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