Wednesday, December 15, 2004
Virtual Theology Colloquium 2005 ::
The blog for the colloquium is now running.
The colloquium will gather a small (but focused) group of Trans-Tasman scholars to explore and discuss themes related to doing theology (and related disciplines) in the context of an electronic world. This brief is spelt out more on the site, and some participants have begun to post draft material and abstracts: Ann Hardy and Mary Griffiths: Re-forming Christians Online; Models of Authority and Participation, I muse on The return of the Rabbi, Out of the Ghetto, But Back to Shul and Iain Doherty offers an abstract of Philosophical Conversations in a Virtual World.
Do please join the conversation as we develop our papers, and hopefully later as we post-print them to the site also. That way we can make the process an exploration of aspects of the topic! ¶ 4:19 PM
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The blog for the colloquium is now running.
The colloquium will gather a small (but focused) group of Trans-Tasman scholars to explore and discuss themes related to doing theology (and related disciplines) in the context of an electronic world. This brief is spelt out more on the site, and some participants have begun to post draft material and abstracts: Ann Hardy and Mary Griffiths: Re-forming Christians Online; Models of Authority and Participation, I muse on The return of the Rabbi, Out of the Ghetto, But Back to Shul and Iain Doherty offers an abstract of Philosophical Conversations in a Virtual World.
Do please join the conversation as we develop our papers, and hopefully later as we post-print them to the site also. That way we can make the process an exploration of aspects of the topic! ¶ 4:19 PM
[to Del.icio.us]
