A NASHOTAH HOUSE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Conference

A foundational Christian doctrine, the theology of justification is nevertheless frequently a site of dispute among Anglicans, drawing, as we do, from Catholic and Reformation theological sources and traditions.  This two-part conference offers the opportunity to explore the theme in-depth, tracing the question from its roots in 16th century Anglicanism through to its various subsequent developments and expressions up to the present day.

On October 14, 2011, Nashotah House hosted part one,  Roots and Sources: Justification in the English Reformation, featuring two renowned experts in early Anglican history:  Dr. W. J. Torrance Kirby, Professor of Ecclesiastical History from McGill University and Dr. J. Ashley Null, currently based at Humboldt University of Berlin and Cambridge University.  

On April 19-21, 2012, Nashotah House offers the second installment, Retrospect and Prospect:  Tracing an Anglican Conversation, featuring guest plenary lecturers, Nashotah House faculty members, and refereed scholarly papers.