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Welcome back to 'Receiving Nicaea'! Our second day's docket is below:

Session 1 (9.15–10.45 a.m.)

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9.15–9.45 | Joseph Hamilton: 'The West Responds: Phoebadius and the Rehabilitation of Tertullian'
9.45–10.00 | Q&A
10.00–10.30 | Mark Edwards: 'After Nicaea: The Councils of Antioch and Sardica'

To view his handout, please click here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pke31X02g4oZNqI-RcT1cuXkGpXpPXqV/view?usp=sharing

10.30–10:45 | Q&A

Session 2 (11.15 a.m. – 12.45 p.m)

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11.15–11.45 | Andrew Louth: 'Some Neglected Canons of Nicaea I (Canons 15, 16, 20)'
11.45–12.00 | Q&A
12.00–12.30 | Brendan Harris: 'The Pro-Nicene Grammar of Deification'

To view his handout, please click here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ZrWpp31WMB8nXJ-71aey1spH2XWXoTW/view?usp=sharing

12.30–12.45 | Q&A

Session 3 (1.45–3.15 p.m.)

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1.45–2.15 | Khaled Anatolios: 'Revisiting Being as Communion: Ontology and Existential Christology in Athanasius's Nicene Theology'
2.15–2.30 | Q&A
2.30–3.00 | Sara Parvis: 'Women and the Reception of Nicaea 325–381'
3.00–3.15 | Q&A

Session 4 (3.45–5.20 p.m.)

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3.45–4.15 | Morwenna Ludlow: 'What Was a Creed for and What Does It Do Now? Thinking about the Nicene Creed from a Seat in the Pew Today'
4.15–4.30 | Q&A
4.30–5.00 | Rowan Williams: 'Nicaea and the Theology of Power: A Twentieth-Century Debate'
5.00–5.20 | Closing Remarks

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