Faculty, students to represent Southwestern Seminary at 2019 ETS meeting
Thirteen faculty members and 10 students from The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary will participate in the 71st annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in San Diego, California, Nov. 20-22. This year’s theme will be “Christ in all Scripture.”
Southwestern Seminary faculty and students taking part in the meeting and their topics include:
David Allen (dean, School of Preaching): “Draw Near: Worship in Hebrews.”
Scott Aniol (associate professor of church music and worship): “Changed from Glory into Glory: Liturgical Formation of the ChristianFaith”; moderator for “Biblical Worship.”
Daniel Buller (Ph.D. student): moderator for “Old Testament Prophets.”
Robert Caldwell (professor of church history): “Jonathan Edwards on Isaac Watts: Free Will & the Boundaries of the Reformed Tradition.”
Thomas W. Davis (professor of archaeology and biblical backgrounds): “The Ficus Judaicus and its impact on New Testament writings.”
Adam Dodd (Ph.D. student): “I Have Hidden Your Word in My Heart: Scribal Memory and (Re)Writing the Bible in Early Judaism.”
Holly M. Farrow (Ph.D. student): “The Union of Theology and Doxology: A Comparative Study of Jonathan Edwards and Anne Dutton.”
Steven L. James (assistant professor of systematic theology): “The Fulfillment of Old Testament Land Promises in the New Earth.”
Andrew H. Kim (Ph.D. student): “The Multinational Eschatological Kingdom in Isaiah.”
Chris K. Kim (Ph.D. student): “Vinculum Caritatis: Another Name of the Holy Spirit in Augustine.”
Chris D. Lee (Master of Theology student): “The Greatest Possible Story: O Felix Culpa and a Tolkien-Stump Response to Diller and Adams.”
Tony Maalouf (distinguished professor of world Christianity and Middle Eastern studies): “Ishmael/Hagar, a Biblical Bridge to Muslims.”
Zelda Meneses-Reus (Ph.D. student): “A New Song: Jonathan Edwards, Isaac Watts, and the Regulative Principle.”
Nathan Montgomery (Ph.D. student): “Literature and the Formation of Virtue: A Dialogue with Prior, Zagzebski, and Stump”; moderator for “Evangelical Philosophical Society E3.”
Steven M. Ortiz (professor of archaeology and biblical backgrounds): “The Political Expansion of the United Monarch based on Recent Archaeological Research.”
Stephen Presley (associate professor of church history): “Did the Fathers Care about ‘Genre’?: Irenaeus of Lyons and the Literary Context.”
Charles Savelle (adjunct, School of Theology): “Christ in Amos 9:11-12: The Quotation in Acts 15 Revisited.”
Matthew Sikes (Ph.D. student): “Does God Inhabit the Praises of His People? An Examination of Psalm 22:3.”
S. Aaron Son (professor of New Testament): “The Christology of Ephesians: Exploring Its Cosmic Dimension.”
Daniel Weaver (assistant professor of spiritual formation): “Preaching Old Testament Texts in Light of the Whole Redemptive Narrative.”
Michael S. Wilder (dean, Terry School of Educational Ministries): “The Role of Personal Identity in Pastoral Leadership: Apostle Peter and the Asia Minor Churches.”
Gregory A. Wills (research professor of church history and Baptist heritage): “How American Evangelicals Became Liberals: The Evangelical Character of Liberal Protestantism, 1870-1930”; panelist for “The Democratization of American Christianity: A Thirty-Year Roundtable Retrospective.”
Charissa D. Wilson (Ph.D. student): “The Shishak Destruction and the Ninth Century Occupation at Tel Gezer.”
Hongyi Yang (assistant professor of systematic theology): “Theological Implications of the Traditional Chinese Concept of the Father-Son Relationship.”
For more information about ETS and a complete list of participants, visit etsjets.org.
