Notices

Day 2 (Sept 29, Hanshin University Graduate School of Theology) of the International Conference for the Centenary of Jürgen Moltmann is led by our Colloquium, an MOU partner of the International Public Theology Forum-Center, Berkeley.

The day opens at 09:20 and includes papers by Ted Peters, Craig L. Nessan, Choe Seung-Urn and Lim Chang-Se, closing with a panel discussion at 17:30.

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Our website is now open. Our official name is 과학신학연구회 · The Colloquium for Science and Theology (TCST).

Members' papers are published in the Open Journal, where new manuscripts can also be submitted. Please write to tcst2015.official@gmail.com.

Photos from the 3 Oct book talk with the Korean Society of Systematic Theology and the Global Conference on Ecumenical Public Theology, plus a group photo and more from 29 Sept.

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Choe Seung-Urn and Lim Chang-Se presented papers on Day 2, “Dialogue between Science and Religion”, at Hanshin University Graduate School of Theology.

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The Faith and Theological Thoughts of an Astronomer (Korean Institute for Biblical Studies, March 2026, 216 pp., in Korean). A Christian astronomer’s testimony that follows cosmic evolution through Big Bang cosmology and proposes a “principle of all things”.

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A study of how Barth's rejection of natural theology secured the autonomy of science and shaped contemporary science-and-theology. Available in the Open Journal.

A book talk celebrating the Korean editions of books by Traugott Jähnichen.

When Saturday 3 October 2026, 10:30–12:00
Where Yongsan First Church, 11-18 Saechang-ro 12-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Part 4 Group photo and lunch

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Co-authored with Park Jae-Yong (Jeonpa Science, revised edition). The book revisits core concepts of physics, chemistry, life science and earth science through students' common misconceptions.

To suit members' schedules, regular meetings now take place on Wednesdays at 3 p.m. (first meeting: Sept 9).