Miroslav Volf
Theologian
October 5-6, 2001
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Public
Lecture
"Forgiveness,
Justice, and Reconciliation"
Friday, October 13, 2000
8:00 p.m.
101 Becker Communication Studies Building
Co-Sponsored by the UISG, Center for Russian, East
European and Eurasian Studies,
UI
Center for Human Rights and with Support from the University Lecture
Committee
FREE
AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Croatian-born
Miroslav Volf has been the Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology at
Yale Divinity School since 1998. As a young man in Communist Yugoslavia,
Volf saw firsthand the ethnic frictions that turned bloody after the
breakup of that country. His quest for a resolution to the violence
and bloodshed in his country led him on a journey of intense theological
reflection which soon caught the notice of the academic world. Professor
Volf received his Th. D. (summa cum laude) from the University of
Tubingen and is the author of many books and scholarly articles published
in various languages.
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email us at geneva@uiowa.edu
Co-Sponsored
by the University Lecture Committee
Sponsors
of Miroslav Volf's visit: GENEVA CAMPUS MINISTRY, NEW LIFE
COMMUNITY CHURCH, ST. ANDREW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BETHANY BAPTIST
CHURCH. Co-sponsors (to date): Campus Crusade
for Christ, Christ the King Lutheran Church, First Baptist Church,
First Mennonite Church, First Presbyterian Church, Gloria Dei Lutheran
Church, Inter-Varsity Graduate Christian Fellowship, Lutheran Campus
Ministry, Newman Catholic Student Center, St. Mary's Catholic Church,
United Campus Ministry, Wesley Student Center/United Methodist Campus
Ministry, Peace Christian Reformed Church.
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