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Modern Research on Ancient Texts: The Story of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Oct. 29, 2012
Faculty lecture by John Kampen, MTSO professor in the Dunn Chair of Biblical Interpretation
The Story of the Dead Sea Scrolls program
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- Chloe's Circle
- About the Theological Commons
- Archive and Resources
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2024
- A Conversation with Jemar Tisby
- Religious Responses to Sex Work and Sex Trafficking
- Rattan Lal lecture
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2023
- A Conversation with Anthony Reddie
- The Spirit of Soul Food: Race, Faith and Food Justice
- Williams Institute Fall 2022
- All About Waste: Sanitation, Justice, and Reinventing the Toilet
- Technology, Older Adults and Churches: Opportunities and Challenges
- Institute on Theology and Disability
- Trust in Science?
- A Space-Making Gospel
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2022
- Shades of Green: Faithfully Financing Climate Justice
- Lunch with Valerie Bridgeman and Bishop Johnathan E. Alvarado
- Williams Institute Fall 2021
- Blackness, Mental Health and Faith: A Conversation Across the Waters
- Reading Paul in Prison: A Book Launch and Colloquium
- Pastors, Pandemics and Public Health: Building Collaborative Responses to COVID-19
- The Art of Justice
- Providing Sanctuary as Witness
- On Higher Ground
- Beyond Good Intentions
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2020
- Reading Noah’s Ark in the Age of Climate Change
- Williams Institute Fall 2019
- Women’s Participation in Food Justice: Developing Transnational Solidarity
- Christians and the Disinherited: Toward the Next 100 Years of Ecumenical Ministry
- Reading Philippians in the Age of Mass Incarceration
- The Death of Civility: On the Birth of Dignity-Based Interfaith Ritual and Practices
- Redefining the Trauma Zone
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2019
- Building Regional Food Hubs
- Installation of Valerie Bridgeman as Dean
- Alumni Day 2018
- Living in a "Post-Christian" Culture
- Beyond the Politics of Rescue: Organizing, Empowerment, and Harm Reduction in the Movement to End Human Trafficking
- Faith, Food and Flourishing with Heber Brown
- Building Community Bridges: Conversations on Disability
- Williams Institute Spring 2018
- Shabbat: An Epistemological Principle for Holiness, Sustainability and Justice in the Pentateuch
- Space-Sharing Principles for Religious Organizations and Groups
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2018
- Williams Institute Fall 2017
- "Was Not Martin Luther an Extremist?"
- Connecting Theology, Ecology and Race
- Midwest Symposium on Ecologically Informed Theological Education
- Talking About What Matters Most: End-of-Life Conversations
- Opioids and Heroin: The Sins of Our Past
- Schooler Institute on Preaching 2017
- Matthew and the Pharisees: History or Fake News?
- Mindful Social Media Usage and Methods for Ministry and Nonprofits
- Schooler Institute 2016
- Missing in Action: The Disappearance of Progressive Christianity in the Movement to End Human Trafficking
- Faithful Justice: Confronting Mass Incarceration
- MACM 30th Anniversary Symposium
- Prophetic Ministry – Institute on Organizing and Preaching for Social Justice
- Millennial Dreaming: Cultivating Hope and Ecological Vision
- A Long Way from Home
- Mount Alumni Awards 2016
- Finding Deuteronomy in the Dirt
- Williams Institute Fall 2016
- Bridging the Gap: Using Tech as a Purpose-Driven Tool
- Compassionate Competency
- Williams Institute Fall 2015
- Williams Institute Spring 2015
- Williams Institute 2013
- The Fleeing Nones: Food for Thought from the Spiritual but not Religious
- Alumni Day 2014 and Dean's Installation
- Climate Conversation
- Community Organizing and Development Through Nonprofits
- Towards a Practical Theology of Disability
- Schooler Institute 2015
- Schooler Institute 2014
- Pursuing Happiness Across Cultures
- Williams Institute 2014
- Religions of India in America
- Developing Community: A Toolkit for Doing Nonprofit Work
- Modern Research on Ancient Texts: The Story of the Dead Sea Scrolls
- Schooler Institute 2013
- Printing Beyond Propaganda: Publishing ‘Church Manuals’ in the Reformation Era