Society for Reformation Studies
7th Annual Conference, 29-31 March 2000
at Westminster College, Cambridge
Christian Humanism
Wednesday, March 29th 2000
15.45
Tea in the Common Room
16.45-18.15
Session I: Healey Room and Elias Library
Chair: Paul Ayris
16.45
Helen Evans, University of Cambridge
The bringing of Jersey into the Church of England
17.30
Jeffrey Leininger, University of Cambridge
The Gospel according to John Bale
18.15
Close
18.30
Dinner
19.45
John Jackson, University of Oxford
The Royal Supremacy, the Reformatio Legum and England's Caput Supremum: Replacing the 'Pope's Law' with the King's Law
20.30
Marianne Dorman, University of Oxford
Andrewes and the Seventeenth Century on Ecumenism
21.15
Session ends
07.45
Breakfast
09.30-11.00
Session III: Healey Room and Elias Library
Chair: John Jackson, University of Oxford
09.30
Patrick Preston, University College, Chichester
Ambrosius Catharinus and the Counter-Reformation rejection of Humanism
10.15
Tony Lane, London Bible College
Albert Pighius's Controversial Doctrine of Original Sin
11.00
Coffee in the Common Room
11.30
Scott Amos, St Andrews University
New Learning, Old Theology: Renaissance Biblical Humanism, Scripture and the Question of Theological Method
12.15
Richard Rex, University of Cambridge
Humanism and the Reformation: conflict or convergence?
13.00
Lunch
14.15
Keynote Paper
David Wright, University of Edinburgh
The Early Church Fathers in the Scottish Reformation
15.15
Paul Ayris, UCL
Patterns of Reformation in the Register of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer
16.00
Tea in the Common Room
20.00
Concert in Westminster College Chapel by members of the choir from Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge
07.45
Breakfast
09.30-11.00
Session VI: Healey Room and Elias Library
Chair: Richard Rex, University of Cambridge
09.30
Anne Overell
Dangerous Liaisons: Edward VI's Christian Humanism and Italian Interventions, 1547-53
10.15
Patricia Demers, University of Alberta
Studying "the booke of the crucifixe, by continuall conversacion in faythe": Kateryn Parr's The Lamentation of a synner as Reformation Paraphrase
11.00
Coffee in the Common Room
11.30
Andreas Löwe, University of Cambridge
Biblical exegesis at the outset of the Catholic Reformation
12.15
Michael Lawrence, University of Cambridge
The Theological Formation of Thomas Goodwin in early Stuart Cambridge
13.00
Lunch
14.00
Annual General Meeting
14.30
Departures
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