ANNUAL MEETINGS
Fall 2023 Meeting: "Trinity in the Old Testament: Toward a Non-Supersessionist Reading"
Join us for our annual meeting Friday, November 17 at 1:00 pm!
Location: San Antonio, Texas, Convention Center Room 004.
The topic of the meeting will be "Trinity in the Old Testament: Toward a Non-Supersessionist Reading," and will feature Katherine Sonderegger (Virginia Theological Seminary) and Kendall Soulen (Emory University). Randi Rashkover (William and Mary) will respond to the presentations, followed by Q&A. Unfortunately, webcasting the event is not possible due to cost, but an online recording of the session will be made available afterwards.
PAST MEETINGS
Spring 2023 Meeting: "Jewish-Christian Relations and the Sources of Orthodox Christian Theology: Problems and Paradigms"
The Spring 2023 meeting took place online on May 24, 2023. The session featured a presentation from Dr. Michael G. Azar and responses were provided by Dr. Ruth Langer (Boston College), Rev. Dr. Bogdan G. Bucur (St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary), and Rev. Dr. Eugen J. Pentiuc (Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology). The session was moderated by Kendall Soulen (Emory). A recording of the meeting can be found by clicking here.
Fall 2022 Meeting: "Engaging the Doctrine of Israel: A Panel Discussion with Matthew Levering"
The 2022 meeting took place on November 18, 2022 and brought together a panel discussion on Matthew Levering’s book, Engaging the Doctrine of Israel: A Christian Israelology in Dialogue with Ongoing Judaism (Cascade, 2021). Presenters included: Matthew Levering, Mundelein Seminary; Isaac Oliver/de Oliveira, Bradley University; Kendall Soulen, Emory University; Matthew Tapie, Saint Leo University; and Susannah Ticciati, King's College London. A recording of the meeting is available here.
Fall 2021 Meeting: "Supersessionism, Nations, and Race"
The Fall 2021 meeting took place online on November 19, 2021 and featured presentations from: Willie Jennings (Yale Divinity School), Daniel Lee (Fuller Theological Seminary), Gerald McDermott (Beeson Divinity School, ret.), and was moderated by Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College). If you would like to see a recording of the meeting, please click here.
Spring 2021 Meeting: "What is Supersessionism? A Conversation with David Novak"
The Spring 2021 meeting was held by webinar on May 30, 2021 and featured a panel discussion with the eminent Jewish theologian and philosopher David Novak, focusing on his 2019 article in First Things, "Supersessionism Hard and Soft." Respondents included Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College), Nick Scott-Blakely (Fuller Theological Seminary) and Kendall Soulen (Emory University). The session was moderated by Gerald McDermott (Beeson Divinity School, ret.). Click here for a recording of the meeting.
Fall 2020 Meeting: "Catholic Doctrines on the Jewish People After Vatican II: A Panel Discussion with Gavin D'Costa"
The 2020 annual meeting was held by webinar on November 20, 2020 and featured a panel discussion of Gavin D'Costa's book, "Catholic Doctrines on Jews after the Second Vatican Council" (Oxford, 2019). Prof. D'Costa gave a presentation followed by responses from Bruce Marshall (SMU Perkins School of Theology), Ruth Langer (Boston College), Philip Cunningham (Saint Joseph’s University) and David Sandmel (Anti-Defamation League). The session was moderated by Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence). Click here for a recording of the meeting.
Fall 2019 Meeting: "Fulfillment and Supersessionism in the Theology of St. Paul"
The Society's second meeting was held in San Diego, CA on November 22, 2019 and featured presentations from William S. Campbell (University of Wales) and Douglas Campbell (Duke Divinity School) along with responses from Paula Fredriksen (Hebrew University/Boston University) and Francis Watson (University of Durham). The session was moderated by David Rudolph (The King's University). Click here for a recording of the meeting.
2018 Inaugural Meeting: "An Agenda for Post-Supersessionist Theology"
The Society's first meeting was held in Denver, Colorado in 2018 and featured brief presentations from R. Kendall Soulen (Emory University), Holly Taylor Coolman (Providence College), Willie J. Jennings (Yale University), Gerald McDermott (Beeson Divinity School), Mark Kinzer (Ann Arbor, MI), Anders Runesson (University of Oslo), and a response from Adam Gregerman (Saint Joseph's University). Please click on the names below to view the papers given by some of the speakers.