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Distinguished Faculty Lectures
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who embodies the scholarly standards, teaching excellence, and
commitment to ecumenism that define the GTU. Nominations are considered
by the Council of Deans, who then select the next year’s Distinguished
Faculty Lecturer. The GTU Dean's Office, in collaboration with
the GTU Bookstore, sponsors an annual publication fair in conjunction
with the lecture. The fair displays and celebrates the current
publications of faculty members. It is an excellent place to meet
faculty who are on the cutting edge of theological scholarship, and to
get to know them in an informal atmosphere. Selected audio and/or video recordings and other files for these events can be accessed through the GTU Archives in the Hewlett Library.
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| November 13, 2007
Who Do You Say I Am? The Fundamental Question for the Moral Life
Richard Gula S.S.
Professor of Moral Theology
Franciscan School of Theology
Also available are Dr. Gula's handout and a response from PLTS professor Martha Stortz
| November 2, 2006
When God's Friend Becomes God's Problem: The Punitive Elijah and the Loving God According to St. Romanos the Melode L. William Countryman Sherman E. Johnson Professor in Biblical Studies, Church Divinity School of the Pacific |  November 9, 2005
Supporting Cast or Supporting Caste: Reading Minor Characters in Biblical Narrative
Professor of Biblical Studies
Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley
Photos of the event
| November 10, 2004
Fruitful Flailings: Reading the Anger of the Prophet Jonah
Barbara Green
Professor of Biblical Studies
Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology
Also available are Dr. Green's lecture handout, and a response from JSTB Professor Sandra Schneiders. |  November 19, 2003
The Gift of Responsibility: Fostering Global Social Contracts
Lewis S. Mudge
Emeritus Professor of Theology
San Francisco Theological Seminary
|  November 13, 2002
The Sense of Beauty and the Talk of God
Alejandro Garcia-Rivera
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology
Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley
|  November 1, 2001
Christian Theology and Natural Science: Accomplishments and Challenges
Robert J. Russell
Professor in Residence of Theology and Science, Founder and Director of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences
Graduate Theological Union
|  November 1, 2000
Entering Other Worlds: Theological Learning and Non-Christian Religions
Judith Berling
Professor of Chinese and Comparative Religions
Graduate Theological Union
|  November 1, 1999
Invisible Forces That Determine Human Existence: The Middle Passage
Archie Smith
James and Clarice Foster Professor of Pastoral Psychology and Counseling
Pacific School of Religion
|  November 1, 1998
Discerning the Spirits, Practicing the Faiths: The End of the Millennium Quest for Spirituality
Martha Ellen Stortz
Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Ethics
Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
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| November 1, 1997
Lost and Found in California: Religious Historians Discover the Pacific
Eldon Ernst
Professor of American Church History
American Baptist Seminary of the West
|  November 1, 1996
Love and Violence: Languages of Christian Intolerance
Professor of Church History
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
|  November 1, 1995
Deprivatizing Religion and Revitalizing Citizenship
John Coleman, SJ
Professor of Religion and Culture
Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley
| November 1, 1994
The Pacific: Lake or Cauldron?
John Hilary Martin, OP
Professor of Theology and Philosophy
Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology
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Mari Marks — Variations: Marks in Time
Flora Lamson Hewlett Library, Graduate Theological Union, 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley, 94709,
06-30-2008
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Jewish Studies at the GTU
Graduate Theological Union, Richard S. Dinner Boardroom, 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley,
09-10-2008
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CTNS Public Forum: Book Launch Lecture, The Groaning of Creation: God, Evolution, and the Problem of Evil by Dr. Christopher Southgate
The Richard Dinner Board Room of the Graduate Theological Union Hewlett Library, 2400 Ridge Road, Berkeley,
09-10-2008
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Persepolis: Women's Studies Colloquia Film and Discussion Series
SKSM Fireside Room,
09-16-2008
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