SESSION # 1: 

READING ROMANS WITH PHILOSOPHERS AND THEOLOGIANS

Presiding: JOUETTE BASSLER, 
Perkins School of Theology,
Southern Methodist University 

VALERIE NICOLET ANDERSON 
Universite de Lausanne
"A Kierkegaardian Reading of Romans7"
Proposal
Respondent: CRISTINA GRENHOLM University of Karlstad, Sweden 
General Discussion 

ALAIN GIGNAC
Universite de Montreal
"Reception of Paul by Non-christian Philosophers Today: G. Agamben, A. Badiou, J. Taubes"
Proposal
Respondent: DANIEL PATTE
Vanderbilt University

KATHY EHRENSPERGER
University of Wales, Lampeter
"'...Let Everyone Be Convinced in His/Her Own Mind' Jacques Derrida and the Deconstruction of Paulinism"
Proposal
Respondent: DALE MARTIN Yale University

GENERAL DISCUSSION

SESSION # 2 : 

READING ROMANS IN ASIA AND MADAGASCAR

Presiding: YEO KHIOK-KHNG, 
Garrett Theological Seminary 

ANDRIANJATOVO RAKOTOHARINTSIFA,Faculte de theologie of the Church of Jesus Christ in Madagascar 
"Peace in the Epistle to the Romans and in the Malagasy Culture"
Proposal
Respondent: MONYA STUBBS 
Vanderbilt University
General Discussion: 

DANIEL C. ARICHEA, JR, 
Union Theological Seminary, Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines 
"Reading Romans in Southeast Asia: Righteousness and its Implications for the Christian Community and Other Faith Communities"
Proposal
Respondent: DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, King's College London , 
General Discussion: 
LUNG-KWONG LO
Chung Chi College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
"Identity Crisis Reflected in Romans 14:1 -15:13 and the Implications for the Chinese Christians' Controversies on Ancestral Worship"
Lung-Kwong Lo's Complete Version of Paper

Proposal

GENERAL DISCUSSION