
Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline
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Taking place on 6 October 2026 in Oxford, this talk explores rethinking New Testament studies from a fresh, global perspective. The event features Prof. David Horrell, Emeritus Professor of New Testament Studies at Exeter University, who will speak alongside other performers to discuss decolonising the discipline. Attendees may join the session either in person or online at no cost. Registration is required for access.
Join us in person and online to rethink New Testament studies from a fresh, global perspective!
You are warmly invited to join Prof. David Horrell, Emeritus Professor of New Testament Studies at Exeter University for an Open Lecture at Oxford Centre for Mission Studies.
New Testament studies developed as a modern academic discipline in Western Europe during the main era of European colonialism. How has this history shaped the field—and how might global voices and perspectives help to reshape it for the future?
Drawing on the history of the discipline and perspectives long marginalised within it, Professor David Horrell explores what a truly global and decolonised New Testament studies might look like.
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Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 14:00.
Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline is held at Oxford (St. Phillip & St. James Church, Oxford, OX2 6HR).
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Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline
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Taking place on 6 October 2026 in Oxford, this talk explores rethinking New Testament studies from a fresh, global perspective. The event features Prof. David Horrell, Emeritus Professor of New Testament Studies at Exeter University, who will speak alongside other performers to discuss decolonising the discipline. Attendees may join the session either in person or online at no cost. Registration is required for access.
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Join us in person and online to rethink New Testament studies from a fresh, global perspective!
You are warmly invited to join Prof. David Horrell, Emeritus Professor of New Testament Studies at Exeter University for an Open Lecture at Oxford Centre for Mission Studies.
New Testament studies developed as a modern academic discipline in Western Europe during the main era of European colonialism. How has this history shaped the field—and how might global voices and perspectives help to reshape it for the future?
Drawing on the history of the discipline and perspectives long marginalised within it, Professor David Horrell explores what a truly global and decolonised New Testament studies might look like.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 14:00.
Where is Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline taking place?
Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline is held at Oxford (St. Phillip & St. James Church, Oxford, OX2 6HR).
How much are tickets for Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline?
Entry to Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline is free.
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The forecast for Decolonising New Testament Studies -- towards a truly global discipline is Overcast · 18°C.
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