- Construing Catholicities, 16-19 July 2020
- Modes of Knowing, 20-23 July 2020
- Texts, Traditions and Early Christian Identities, 24-27 September 2020
The Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry’s Rome seminar series commenced in September 2015, when ACU’s Rome Campus was opened. The series has drawn together international scholars to discuss critical questions in religion and theology from multidisciplinary perspectives.
Providing a collaborative space to craft ideas in conversation with other researchers, the seminars are a practical expression of our ongoing commitment to world-leading research. Research arising from the seminars has been published or accepted for publication by high-quality journals and publishers such as Theological Studies, Modern Theology, Bloomsbury and De Gruyter.
ACU Rome Campus - 2022 Research Activities (PDF, 119 KB)
Title: ‘Re-thinking the ressourcement recovery of patristic ‘‘spiritual sensation’’: new applications to contemporary Church and culture’
6pm Thursday 15 September 2022
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Title: The Essential Legacy of Post-Chalcedonian Christology: A Hymn to the Emperor Justinian
6pm Thursday 22 September 2022
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Title: Moving or Fixed? Defining (the) Reformation in the First Global Age
6pm Thursday 29 September 2022
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5 - 6 October 2022
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Conference program (PDF, 217, KB)
Religion & Theology: Redeeming Autonomy
Religion & Theology: Theologies of Catholicity
Bible and Early Christian Studies: Flourishing in Early Christianity
Religious Mobilities: Europe and the Medieval and Early Modern World
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