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On March 10th and 11th, 2011, a two day Symposium
was held at the University of Birmingham UK on 'Religious Pluralism and the
Modern World: an ongoing philosophical engagement with John Hick'. After a
Welcome by Anita Bhalla, the High Sherriff of the West Midlands, papers were
given by
Prof. Marilyn McCord Adams, recently Regius Professor of Divinity at
Oxford University, now at the University of North Carolina; Professor and Dean
Chester Gillis of Georgetown University; emeritus Professor Paul Badham of the
University of Wales; Professor Paul Knitter of Union Theological Seminary, New
York; Professor Stephen Davis of McKenna College, Claremont, California;
emeritus Professor George Newlands of Glasgow University; Professor Perry
Schmidt-Leukel of the University of Munster, Germany; Dr Alan Race of the St.
Philip's Interfaith Centre, Leicester, UK; Professor Julius Lipner of Cambridge
University; Dr Yujin Nagasawa of the University of Birmingham, UK; Dr Sharada
Sugirtharajah of the University of Birmingham, UK; Professor Mary Ann Strenger of
the University of Louisville; Dr Timothy Musgrove of TextDigger Inc., Silicon
Valley, California; Dr Anastasia Scrutton of the University of Durham;
Professor Zhicheng Wang of Zhejiang University, China; Dr Geoff Teece of the
University of Birmingham, UK; Professor Gavin D'Costa of the University of
Bristol; and emerita Professor Ursula King of the University of
Bristol.
The papers will be published as a Festschrift
for John Hick |