
The Morally Divided Body:
Ethical
Disagreement and the Disunity of the Church
An
Ecumenical Conference for Clergy and Laity
Sponsored by the
Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology
Michael Root,
Executive Director
James J. Buckley, Associate Director
Carl Braaten & Robert Jenson, Founders
To
be held at
Loyola University, Baltimore, Maryland
Monday evening, June 14, 2010
through
Wednesday noon, June 16, 2010
While doctrinal issues have often in the past been the most ecumenically neuralgic topics, increasingly today ethical issues -- abortion and homosexuality most prominently -- have become a focus of difference between the churches and of potentially splintering debate within churches. These issues are more laden with emotion than many traditional doctrinal disputes, but ecumenical discussions have yet to address them in detail. We have little sense of just when and how ethical disputes rightly impact communion within and among the churches. When can we live together with difference over such matters and when does unity in Christ require common teaching? These questions will be addressed from a variety of perspectives.
Presenters
Robert Jenson, Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton, NJ
Frederick Bauerschmidt, Loyola University in Maryland
James J. Buckley, Loyola University in Maryland
Joseph Small, Presbyterian Church (USA), Louisville, KY
Beth Barton Schweiger, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Susan Wood, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI
David Yeago, Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, SC
Banquet
Address
Andrew Archie, Church of
St. Michael and St. George, St. Louis, MO;
Chair of the CCET Board
Conference cost (including banquet): $210
Reduced prices available for early registrations, students, and retired clergy
Rooms
are available on the Loyola campus. Each
room is part of a four-room suite,
sharing two bathrooms, a common area, and kitchenette.
Continental breakfast is included with the room.
Prices are per person.
Register online and pay by credit card at www.acteva.com/go/ccet
or
pay by check and use mail-in registration form
Travel to Loyola University in Maryland
TRAVELING
BY CAR
Directions to Loyola University can be found on the University website at http://www.loyola.edu/about/drivingdirections.html.
For alternate routes, the conference organizers suggest http://www.mapquest.com
TRAVELING
BY TRAIN
Participants traveling by train should schedule their arrivals at Penn Station,
Baltimore.
TRAVELING
BY AIR
Participants traveling by air should fly into Baltimore Washington International
Airport (BWI).
TAXIS
Taxis from the airport will cost approximately $45-50.
Taxis from Penn Station will cost approximately $10-12.
For more
information, contact:
Michael Root
803-361-8644
mroot1@sc.rr.com
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