Parallel Sessions

“Harmonious Diversity: The Septuagint in Augustine’s Hermeneutic”

Justin Myers, Southeastern Theological Baptist Seminary

“From Blindness to Baptism: The Journey of Conversion in Augustine’s In Iohannis Evangelium Tractatus xliv”

Nathan Alexander Scott, Wycliffe College

“‘What No Heresy Ever Dared to Say’: The Christology of the Pelagian Controversy”

Seung Heon (Hosea) Sheen, Regent College

“Pax Deorum or Peace of Christ? Homogeneity vs. Orthodoxy in the Works of Eusebius of Caesarea”

Kate Tang, Western Theological Seminary

“Taking Up the Epistle: The Intertextual Dynamic of Love in 1 Clement 46-54”

Ross Macdonald, Southern Baptist Theological School

“Unity and Imitation: The Eucharist, Martyrdom, and the Cult of the Saints in the Ignatian Epistles”

Matthew Hudson, McMaster Divinity College

“The Reception of Pauline Justification in Second Century Apologetics: Diognetus, Justin Martyr, and the New Perspective on Paul”

Breck Frauenholtz, Colorado Christian University

“‘Christ Encompassing All Things’: Inspired Images in the Peri Pascha Attributed to Melito of Sardis”

Paul Robinson, McMaster Divinity College

“The Acts of Paul and Thecla on the Role of Women in Early Christian Expansion”

Mark Musatau, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary

“The Missing Mothers of the Church: Exploring the Absence of Women’s Voices in Patristic Literature”

Alice Candy, University of Ottawa

“Irenaeus, Women, and Spiritual Abuse”

Renzo Diaz, Reformed Theological Seminary

“Cyril of Jerusalem and Rites of Christian Initiation in His Mystagogy”

Jonathan Germain, McMaster Divinity College

“Irenaeus and the Adamic Covenant: Applying Ancient Hermeneutics to a Persistent Protestant Issue”

Brendan M. DePhillippeaux, McMaster Divinity College

“Theodicy Reconsidered: Irenaeus, Imperfection, and the Destiny of Creation”

Robert Mackey, Reformed Theological Seminary

“Deprived of Continuance for Ever: The Fate of the Reprobate in Irenaeus”

Bradley Jensen, Asbury Theological Seminary

“Cyril of Alexandria’s Distinctive Understanding of Irenaean Recapitulation in his Commentary on John”

Li-Wei Liu, Wycliffe College

“Homo capax dei. The Development of a Pattern in Origen’s Thought”

Benoît Benhamou, Aix Marseille Université

“A Physical Anthropology: Death and Resurrection in St. Aphrahat’s Demonstrations”

Michael St. Marie, Western Theological Seminary

“Noetic Purification in Response to Psychological Crises in the Greek Ascetic Corpus of Evagrius”

Kenneth Risk, St. Augustine’s Seminary of Toronto

“Walking with Unmoistened Feet: Perichoresis and the Dyothelite Theology of St. Maximus the Confessor”

Jack Booker, Western Theological Seminary