This unit charts a course through a variety of modern forms of unbelief in order to provide students with the analytical skills to invert and understand the problematic forms of belief that are negated by unbelief.
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Trinity College Theological School
Semester 1 unit | Foundations for Theological Study
In this unit students will be introduced to the study of theology by examining the engaged processes in which belief is formed
The Disappointment of the Apocalypse
Revd Dr Chris Porter on being peace makers in a siloed world. @Theologytrinity
Scott Kirkland
Four projects to receive funding in University of Divinity Extraordinary Large Grant Scheme
The Research Grants Panel is pleased to announce award of the total $450,000 in funding across four projects, which will run from July 2021 to November 2022.
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Theology of the Child
Often children are spoken about as sites of hope. What might it mean to hope for a child beyond projecting imagined futures? Toward the end of his time on earth, Dietrich Bonhoeffer proposed to write a theology of the...
Political Theologies of the Neighbour
This unit will introduce students to some of the ways theological concepts of neighbourliness have been entangled in key political and ethical struggles of the 20th and 21st century, and will go on to develop a...
Foundations for Theological Study
In this unit students will be introduced to the study of theology by examining the engaged processes in which belief is formed. To believe something particular is not to believe everything in general. Christian...
The Interregnum
In these times in between times something about ordinary moments becomes legible. Scott Kirkland from Trinity College Theological School on 'The Interregnum'.
The End of History: Apocalypse, Economy, and Ecology
In this unit students will examine the deadlocks of contemporary politics and the simultaneous saturation of culture with apocalyptic by examining the various ways in which the end of history has been conceptualised and...