The Stanton Lectures 2012-13
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The Stanton Lectures is an endowed series of lectures on the subject of the philosophy of religion in the Faculty of Divinity. The 2012-13 Stanton Lectures are given in the Lent Term by Professor Paul Griffiths, Warren Professor of Catholic Theology, Duke Divinity School, in the Runcie Room of the Faculty of Divinity, West Road, Cambridge, CB3 9BS, at 17.00 on Mondays:21 Jan: The Grammar of the End28 Jan: The End of Time4 Feb: The End of Persons11 Feb: The End of Experience18 Feb: The End of the Flesh25 Feb: The End of the Sacraments4 Mar: The End of the Angels11 Mar: The End of Nonhuman Animals
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09/23/2020 01:51:08
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