St Andrew’s Foundation for Catholic Teacher Education presents: ‘Theology Thursdays!’ (Season 4).
‘Theology Thursdays’ is a programme of seminars aimed at non-experts and beginners. Each seminar has a particular theological focus, lasts for one hour and is taught by an expert in the field. The seminars will take place in the Ogilvie Room (526), St Andrew’s Building, University of Glasgow. To book your place please register here.
| 1 February
5-6pm |
Prove it! Can the existence of God be proved?: a new look at an old argument. | Dr Paul McHugh |
| 8 February
5-6pm |
‘Behold thy Son’: why we need an new theology of early childhood. | Prof Bob Davis |
| 15 February
5-6pm |
What is martyrdom?: an exploration of martyrdom, focusing on the 6 Jesuit Martyrs of El Salvador | Prof Stephen McKinney |
| 22 February
5-6pm |
East versus West: the filioque, the procession of the Holy Spirit. | Fr Charles Coyle |
| 7 March
5-6pm |
Blessing sin? The theological vision of Fiducia Suplicans. | Fr Stephen Reilly |
| 14 March
5-6pm |
‘Blessed are the Peacemakers’: War, Peace, and Nonviolence in Catholic Thought. | Anna Blackman |
| 21 March
5-6pm |
**GUEST SPEAKER**
‘Faith in Action: Catholic social teaching and the example of Dorothy Day’ |
Martha Hennessey |
| *MONDAY*
25 March 5-6pm |
And finally…:a brief exploration of Christian teaching about the end of the world. | Dr Paul McHugh |
