10/07/2025 08:30
- 17:30
HALL: Lecture Hall 16
Proponent:
Van Willigenburg T.
Chair:
Forster D.,
Huijgen A.,
Van Den Belt H.,
Van Den Brink G.,
Van Willigenburg T.
Speaker:
Boogaard A.,
De Jong O.,
Forster D.,
Gallepe A.,
Guerra Pratas M.H.,
Huijgen A.,
Kong E.S.,
Van Den Belt H.,
Van Den Brink G.,
Van Willigenburg T.
This panel brings together studies in theological history, church history, public theology, practical theology, ethics and systematic theology. Historical examples, cases studies and personal experiences are aligned with descriptive and normative analyses of transformation processes and claims concerning the presence and work of God.
World history: How is God present to the world in times of gross and often dangerous changes affecting life on the planet earth?
Social history: Can we find God's creative presence in historical processes of socio-cultural transformation?
Church history: How is God's presence conceptualized in times of drastic ecclesiastic change (reformation, church growth or decline)?
Personal history: How is God's presence experienced in processes of biographical transformation (conversion, crises, radicalization, post-traumatic growth)?