"Theology in the Life of Lutheran Churches" -
Plenary Presentations
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Plenary Presentations
Benson Kalikawe Bagonza: "Doing theology of sustainable development in Tanzania"
Karen L. Bloomquist: “Lutheran theology across global contexts”
Ramathate Dolamo: “The indigenization of the church in Africa”
Norma Cook Everist: “Integrative theological formation”
Niels Henrik Gregersen: “From deep ecology to deep incarnation, and back again...”
Hans-Peter Grosshans: “Different cultures, different problems. Is a common Lutheran theological perspective possible?”
Guillermo Hansen: “Resistance, adaptation or challenge? How versatile is Lutheran theology in new contexts?”
Eva Harasta: “Pluriform unity in Christ: Responding to the challenges of multireligiosity from the perspective of Lutheran ecclesiology”
Kristen Johnston Largen: “What God has created will not be lost: Constructing a more inclusive soteriology”
Dirk Lange: “Confessions, ecumenism, ethnicity: A Lutheran charism”
Margot Kässmann: “Bible, prayer and confession. Current challenges on the way towards the Jubilee of the Reformation”
Monica J. Melanchthon: “The Bible through the eyes and ears of the marginalized: Implications for the Lutheran communion”
Fidon Mwombeki: “Hermeneutic of resonance: Making biblical theology relevant”
Bernd Oberdorfer: "Public statements of German Protestant churches on peace and conflict issues"
Paul Rajashekar: “Rethinking Lutheran theology in the context of religious plurality”
Barbara Rossing: “Diversity in the Bible as a model for Lutheran hermeneutics”
Martin Lukito Sinaga: “Conversion and public conversation in Asia” (could not attend due to a death in the family)
Martha Ellen Stortz: “Marks of the church, marked by the body of Christ: A Lutheran approach to practices”
Rev. Lisandro Orlov: Response to "Marks of the Church; Market by the Body of
Christ. A Lutheran Approach to Practices” by Martha Ellen Stortz
Vítor Westhelle: "Summarizing and drawing together implications for theology in the life of the churches and for theological formation"
