Theologies in dialogue
Here’s a conference I wish I could go to — Black Theology and Womanist Theology in Dialogue. And no, it’s not just wishful thinking on my part. The University of Chicago Divinity School and the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago are sponsoring it. It will take place from October 31st to November 4th. Here’s hoping that they’ll put the sessions up on the web in some format, or perhaps there’ll be a blogger or two there?
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mild-mannered blogger commented on 05 November 2005:I just returned from the "grand finale": Iva E.Carruthers and James Cone. Both were great; Cone in particular was phenomenal. He related the lynching of blacks by whites in the U.S. and the crucifixion, saying that the cross interprets the lynching tree, and the lynching tree interprets the cross. His paper was an empassioned re-contextualization of a theology of the cross. Fantastic. In the audience dialogue following its presentation, Cone said it was part of a forthcoming book (his own, in addition to the editted volume of the whole conference).
Wanting to soak the experience in, I didn't take any notes on Cone's presentation. But I did take notes at many other sessions. If time permits, I'll blog about them.