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LEVEL 6 Newsletter
LEVEL 6 Newsletter is the bi-annual newsletter of the Australian College of Theology. It is sent to all ACT students, colleges and friends. To read a copy of the latest newsletter in (PDF) format, please download it below.
Issue Number 28 (July 2010) (PDF)
The ACT Research - Community News
Issue Number 1 March 2010 (PDF)
The Dean's Newsletter
Issue Number 1 2010 (PDF)
Issue Number 2 2010 (PDF)
Occasional Papers
Occasional Paper 1, 1997
Australian Identity and the Anglican Church, Rev Dr Bruce Kaye
Occasional Paper 2, 2003
The Cambridge Triumvirate and the Acceptance of New Testament Higher Criticism in Britain 1850-1900, Rev Dr Geoff Treloar
Occasional Paper 3, September 2004
The Kenneth Cable Inaugural Lecture:
Australian Anglicanism and Australian History: The Need for a Synthesis,
Professor Emeritus Brian Fletcher
Occasional Paper 4, July 2008
Academic Freedom in a Theological Context, Professor Neil Ormerod
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In June 2010, Anglicans Together hosted a public function at St James' Hall, Philip Street, Sydney. A lecture was delivered by Dr Graeme Cole, Formerly Principal of Ridley College, Melbourne and currently Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Ill. USA. The lecture was recorded, and you can listen to it here - Trinity Without Tiers.
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In June 2010, the ACT said goodbye to Anne Bates after more than 16 years of faithful service. Her service as the Academic Administrator was a great asset of the ACT, and she provided invaluable service to the life of the ACT office and the college network.
In his farewell speech to Anne, the Dean said the following:
You have made a difference to the ACT in ways you might not acknowledge, but we all know that you have achieved much that has given the ACT the profile among the affiliated colleges, our peers, and the state and federal educational regulators.
As one of our number writes in his email to you: “You have been just terrific”.
Anne is pictured here at the farewell event with the Dean, Mark Harding. We wish Anne all the best for her future. |
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In May 2010 the Registrars of ACT colleges gathered together for a one day conference at Mary Andrews College in Sydney. These are held each year, and provide training and information on upcoming events and changes to policy in the coming year, as well as giving registrars an opportunity to share experiences with their peers.
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Front row: Anne Bates (ACT), Charis Mitchell (Vose Seminary), Katrine Bramley (Ridley Melbourne), Jan Whitford (Bible College SA), Gillian Kirkness (Trinity Theological College)
Middle row: Philip Wilson (Mueller College of Ministries), Elizabeth Kohn (ACT), Sarah Barry (Mary Andrews College), Diana Tadjudin (ACT), Mei Chung (Bible College of Victoria, Chinese Department), Kaye Oakley (Bible College of Queensland), Sophia Urbano (Presbyterian Theological College, VIC)
Back row: Graeme Chatfield (ACT), Andrew Lane (Morling College), Mark Tough (Sydney Missionary and Bible College), Aaron Rose (School of Christian Studies), Ian Walton (Malyon College), Simon Davies (ACT), Henk deWaard (Reformed Theological College), Murray Wale (Anglican Youthworks), Mark Harding (ACT)
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Leading Pauline scholar and author of Romans: A Commentary, Hermeneia (Philadelphia: Fortress, 2007), Prof. Robert Jewett, of the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Germany, gave a research seminar at the ACT on Thursday 12 June on the topic "Beyond the New Perspective". Professor Jewett spoke extensively on the purpose and theological thrust of Romans.
There were New Testament lecturers from affiliated ACT colleges and Avondale College, members of the public, ACT doctoral candidates and supervisors.
This seminar is now available for download here as an MP3 (27MB). It is a good opportunity to catch up on what has been happening in recent years in Pauline studies and the interpretation of Romans in particular.
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