The Ferguson Lectureship
The Kirk Session of St David’s Presbyterian Church has endowed a
lectureship to be known as the “Ferguson Lectureship”.
The lecture will contribute to the development of a Public/Civic
Theology and be known as the “Ferguson Public Lecture”. It will be
delivered at St David’s Church, Khyber Pass Rd.
The “Ferguson Lectureship” has been named as a mark of respect for the Rev Dr Graeme R
Ferguson, MA (Auckland), BD (Otago) PhD (Cambridge). Graeme was a
much loved Minister of St David’s from 1989-2000. It commemorates
the significant theological contribution he made to the Presbyterian
Church of Aotearoa New Zealand during his ministry.
2008:- Doing God? - Public Faith and Secular Reason Professor Elaine Graham
Dr Elaine Graham is Samuel Ferguson
Professor of Social and Pastoral Theology and the University of
Manchester.
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Elaine Graham's Ferguson Lecture (PDF Format 305KB)
2007: Should we do it in public? - public theology in the Asia-Pacific region
Reverend Professor James Haire
Professor James Haire is Executive Director of the Australian Centre for
Christianity and Culture (ACC&C), Professor of Theology of Charles Sturt University and Director of the Public and Contextual Theology
Strategic Research Centre, all based in Canberra.
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Haire's Ferguson Lecture (PDF Format 200KB)
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the slide show (PDF Format 721KB)
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James Haire's School of Theology lecture (PDF Format 198KB)
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download the School of Theology slide show (PDF Format 256KB)
2006: God and New Zealand Public Life - Dr Marion Maddox
Marion Maddox (BA Hons, PhD, PhD) is Reader in Religious Studies, Victoria University, Wellington
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of Marion's Lecture (PDF Format 88KB)
2005: Public Theology - Dr Peter Matheson
Dr Peter Matheson is a Fellow of the Theology and Religious Department, University of Otago.
He is also Professor Emeritus at Knox Theological Hall.
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of Peter's Lecture (PDF Format 64KB)
For More Information on Public Theology
Visit the School of Theology Web Site at
http://www.theology.auckland.ac.nz
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