Aarhus, 14th–15th December 2017
Location: Department of Theology, “Bed og arbejd” (Build. 1453, room 415, 4th floor), Nobelparken, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 3, Aarhus
René Falkenberg (Assoc. Prof.): “Where did Paul's Adam/Christ Myth come from?”
Karin Neutel (Postdoc): “Faith in the Foreskin: The Male Anatomy of Paul’s Circumcision Language”
Kasper Bro Larsen (Assoc. Prof.): “Paul the Integrationist: A Sociological Perspective on Ethno-Cultural Conflict Management in the Early Christ Movement”
Sigurvin Jónsson (Ph.D. Research Fellow): “Death of the Author: Violence in James and the Slaying of the Righteous One”
Anders Runesson (Professor): “Ethnicity as a Theological Tool in Matthew”
Jacob Mortensen (Postdoc): “The Author of the Book of Judith as a Greekly Educated Jew”
Wally V. Cirafesi (Ph.D. Research Fellow): “John and the Concept of the Ancestral Land”
Marianne Bjelland Kartzow (Professor): “Metaphor and Masculinity: Rethinking the ‘No Longer Slave’ Formulation in John 15:15”
Hugo Lundhaug (Professor): “Biblical Reception and Textual Fluidity in the Investiture of Michael the Archangel attributed to John the Evangelist”
Brent Nongbri (Assoc. Prof.): “The Ending of John in P.Bodmer II” Coffee/tea
Ellen Aasland Reinertsen (Research Fellow): “Lost in Reception: Text and Reception of Intersecting Female Characters in Parables”
Louise Heldgaard Bylund (Ph.D. Research Fellow): “The Temptation of Jesus and the Character of the Devil in Contemporary Danish Children’s Bibles”
Ole Jakob Løland (Assoc. Prof.): “The Modern Philosophers’ Paul: Reclaiming Pauline Introspection and Reviving Legacies of Anti-Judaism”
