Congratulations to Professor René Erwich, Principal and Professor of Practical Theology at Whitley College, whose book (written with Rev Dr Almatine Leene), Vuur dat nooit dooft. Gender, seksualiteit en theologie in gesprek (Literal English translation: “Fire that never goes out: Gender, sexuality and theology in conversation“) has been nominated for the Best Theological Book of 2022. The jury for the book prize is traditionally formed by critics of the daily national newspapers Trouw and the Nederlands Dagblad.
This prize is awarded annually for the book that makes a theological theme most accessible to a wide audience. The winner of the Theological Book of the Year 2022 will be announced on November 11 during the ‘Night of Theology’. The jury for the book prize is traditionally formed by critics of the daily national newspapers Trouw and the Nederlands Dagblad.
Vuur dat nooit dooft is published by KokBoekencentrum. Its (translated) synopsis is: How do we talk about gender and sexuality within churches and other Christian communities? Professor René Erwich and former Theologian of the Year Rev Dr Almatine Leene provide historical and scientific background information for discussions on this subject. The English version of the book is expected early 2023.
Congratulations to René and Almatine for their nomination!
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