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Weekly seminar of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics (CSRP)

Postgraduate research seminar.

Please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk for further information.

Weekly seminar of the Centre for the Study of Religion and Politics (CSRP)

Postgraduate research seminar.

Please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk for further information.

Postgraduate research seminar.

Please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk for further information.

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 with ‘The missing object: the good’ and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

28 October The missing frontier: time
2 November The missing agent: the person
4 November Creation and the recovery of reality
9 November Law and the recovery of history
11 November Spirit and the recovery of agency

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

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Postgraduate research seminar.

For further information please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk.

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

• 26 October The missing object: the good
• 2 November The missing agent: the person
• 4 November Creation and the recovery of reality
• 9 November Law and the recovery of history
• 11 November Spirit and the recovery of agency

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

• 26 October The missing object: the good
• 28 October The missing frontier: time
• 4 November Creation and the recovery of reality
• 9 November Law and the recovery of history
• 11 November Spirit and the recovery of agency

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

Postgraduate research seminar.

For further information please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk.

Postgraduate research seminar

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

• 26 October The missing object: the good
• 28 October The missing frontier: time
• 2 November The missing agent: the person
• 9 November Law and the recovery of history
• 11 November Spirit and the recovery of agency

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

• 26 October The missing object: the good
• 28 October The missing frontier: time
• 2 November The missing agent: the person
• 4 November Creation and the recovery of reality
• 11 November Spirit and the recovery of agency

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

Postgraduate research seminar.

For further information please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk.

The Gifford Lectures (2021-2022) will be delivered by Oliver O’Donovan, Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh and Honorary Professor at St Andrews. This year, the lecture series will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Please note that a Teams link will be circulated later in October to registered attendees.

The lecture series, entitled ‘The Disappearance of Ethics’, will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5.30pm starting on Tuesday 26 October 2021 and ending on Thursday 11 November 2021:

• 26 October The missing object: the good
• 28 October The missing frontier: time
• 2 November The missing agent: the person
• 4 November Creation and the recovery of reality
• 9 November Law and the recovery of history

Attendance is free and open to the public. We ask you to register online so we can keep track of numbers. Please register by booking tickets below.

Any questions can be directed to Dr Robyn Boeré on reb8@st-Andrews.ac.uk.

The prestigious Gifford Lectureships were established by Adam Lord Gifford (1820 to 1887), a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland. The purpose of Lord Gifford’s bequest to the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, St Andrews and Aberdeen was to sponsor lectures to “promote and diffuse the study of Natural Theology in the widest sense of the term – in other words, the knowledge of God”.

Find out more information about the Gifford Lectures at St Andrews.

Postgraduate research seminar.

For further information please contact Kate Dove on kad20@st-andrews.ac.uk or Liz O’Keefe on ero4@st-andrews.ac.uk.