Tag: interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary Methods: A Conversation with PhD Student Scott Donahue-Martens

in Research Reflections

One of the defining features of the field of practical theology is its commitment to interdisciplinary methods of inquiry. While practical theologians do not always agree upon the nature of interdisciplinary research, or the viability of certain interdisciplinary paradigms, most practical theologians do affirm the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue. This semester, first and second year […]

The Center for Practical Theology’s Twelfth Annual Lecture with Dr. David Jacobsen

in News and Events

We were thrilled to welcome Boston University School of Theology’s own Dr. David Schnasa Jacobsen to give the Center for Practical Theology’s Twelfth Annual Lecture on October 23, 2019. Dr. Jacobsen presented “Preaching that Pushing Back: Differentiation and the Principle of Identity in Homiletical Theology,” and Boston University School of Theology’s Assistant Professor of New Testament […]