The first annual 2008 Balthasar Blog Conference is almost upon us! The theme for this blog conference will be “Von Balthasar’s Theological Interpretation of Scripture” and will take place over nine days from March 17-25. We have a plenary post and response planned for each day. Below is the official schedule for the event.
If you are a blogger, please let others know about the upcoming event. This schedule will continue to be updated as I receive information from each of the participants.
Official 2008 Balthasar Blog Conference Schedule:
Monday, March 17 — Adrienne von Speyr’s influence on BalthasarTuesday, March 18 — Balthasar’s approach to biblical hermeneutics
- Plenary: Lois M. Miles, “Von Balthasar, von Speyr and Holy Scripture: The Importance of the Contemplative Reading of Scripture for Hans Urs von Balthasar”
- Response: Halden Doerge
Wednesday, March 19 — Balthasar’s use of the Old Testament in his theological aesthetics
- Plenary: Cynthia Nielsen, “Balthasar’s Biblical Hermeneutics”
- Response: Jonathan King
Thursday, March 20 — Aesthetics and Revelation
- Plenary: Halden Doerge, TBA
- Response: Andrew Guffey
Friday, March 21 — Balthasar on the Gospels
- Plenary: Daniel Wade McClain, “Aesthetics and Revelation: Balthasar’s Creational Aesthetic”
- Response: Brian M. Niece
Saturday, March 22 — Balthasar on Scripture, Church, and Mariology
- Plenary: Heather Reichgott, “Balthasar and ‘Contradictory’ Material in the Gospels”
- Response: Meg Shoeman
Sunday, March 23 — Balthasar on the Apocalypse
- Plenary: Francesca Murphy, TBA
- Response: Steve Garrett
Monday, March 24 — Balthasar on the problem of universalism in Scripture
- Plenary: Andrew Ryan Guffey, “The Apocalypse and the Theological Aesthetic of Theo-Drama”
- Response: David W. Congdon
Tuesday, March 25 — Balthasar on the resurrection
- Plenary: David W. Congdon, “Toward a Hermeneutics of Hope: Hans Urs von Balthasar on the Biblical Warrant for Universalism”
- Response: Patrick McManus
- Plenary: John L. Drury, TBA
- Response: W. Travis McMaken
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Monday, March 10, 2008
2008 Balthasar Blog Conference
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