For those in the Provo area:
An Experiment on the Word: Reading Alma 32
A Collaborative Approach to Mormon Theology
Friday, September 19, 2008
B192 of the Joseph F. Smith Building (note location has changed from previous announcement)
9 – Julie M. Smith – So Shall My Word Be: Reading Alma 32 through Isaiah 55
10 – James E. Faulconer – Desiring to Believe: Philo-Sophia and the Word of God
11 – Adam Miller – You Must Needs Say that the Word is Good
1 – Jenny Webb – It Is Well that Ye Are Cast Out: Alma 32 and Eden
2 – Joseph M. Spencer – Faith, Hope, and Charity: Alma and Joseph Smith
3 – Robert Couch – “No Cause to Believe”: Knowledge and Other Signs of Dormant Faith
Sponsored by the Richard L. Evans Chair of Religious Understanding and the Mormon Theology Seminar
This conference is the result of an online seminar in scriptural theology whose aim was to produce a focused, sustained, and collaborative reading of Alma 32. The seminar took place over the course of several months and its proceedings can be found in their entirety at alma32.wordpress.com.
For information about the broader project of which this seminar is a part, visit mormontheologyseminar.org.
Be sure to file a report on the proceedings for us.
Thanks for the reminder!
Do you know if the proceedings will be recorded? I\’m out of the Provo area for the foreseeable future, but would love to have mp3\’s of the presentations.
-Scott
Julie, would you ask whoever manages the web site to change the location there as well so people don’t show up to the wrong place? I updated it at MormonConferences.org, but people following the link may be confused. Thanks.
I just read your most interesting article on the genealogy in Matthew.
Something that came to mind that you are probably familiar with is the St. John\’s Bible project…as I recall, they have a beautiful illumination of the Matthew genealogy
I look forward to any published papers/mp3s from this conference.
Kevin, I’m going to be lazy and link you to another report of the conference instead of writing my own:
http://mormontimes.com/DB_index.php?id=3703