Director's Insights
Dr. William Storrar shares his insights on the life and work of CTI.
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CTI welcomes not only theologians, but also scholars and scientists in many different fields into our visiting scholar program. They all share one thing in common - they welcome the open dialog with theology around a central research question.
Two major recent publications by CTI Members,
Artificial You, AI and the Future of Your Mind by Susan Schneider, and
The Art of Law in the International Community by Mary Ellen O'Connell, reflect the kind of interdisciplinary dialog with scholars and theologians fostered here at CTI.
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Research Insights
What We Are Learning: Migration, Justice, and Hope in a Changing Climate
Seforosa Carroll, CTI Member 2018
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"Exploring the need for human-affirming and identity-affirming narratives of migration, foreshadowed disappearing islands and the loss of home, culture, land, and identity."
In the absence of a physical home and concomitant loss of culture, land, and identity, how might a community of people continue to have presence, visibility, dignity, and hope?
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CTI Releases New Podcast
Sin, Servanthood, & Inequality in African American Literature and Culture
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CTI Member Leslie Wingard discusses her work in-residence rethinking domestic lives and economic inequalities by exploring how African American writers and visual artists imbue common symbols of labor such as washtubs, laundry baskets, and irons with greater spiritual and political resonance.
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The Founders: A Vision for CTI
Roland M. Frye (1921 - 2005)
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Eminent scholar, Roland M. Frye, was a research professor in residence at the Folger Shakespear Library in Washington D.C. and Schelling Professor of English Literature at the University of Pennsylvania (1965 - 1983). An outspoken opponent of creationism, he succeeded McCord as Chair of CTI's Board of Trustees and received the Thomas Jefferson Medal for Distinguished Achievement in the Humanities from the American Philosophical Society in 1997.
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Join us! CTI Lecture Series
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EVOLUTIONARY SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, & ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
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Marcia Pally
CTI Member-in-Residence
New York University
Humboldt University
Author of
Commonwealth and Covenant: Economics, Politics, and Theologies of Relationality
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
4:30 p.m.
Reception to follow
Luce Hall @ The Center of Theological Inquiry
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SACRED DEBT AND SECULAR SOVEREIGNTY
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Devin Singh
CTI Member-In-Residence
Dartmouth College
Author of
Divine Currency: The Theological Power of Money in the West
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
4:30 p.m.
Reception to follow
Luce Hall @ The Center of Theological Inquiry
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William H. Scheide Lecture on Religion & Global Concerns Presented by Nico Koopman in December
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Nico Koopman, CTI Member and Vice-Rector for Social Impact and Transformation at
Stellenbosch University delivered the annual William H. Scheide Lecture on Religion & Global Concerns in December 2019 discussing
Mandela's Dream: Democracy in South Africa 25 Years On.
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Save-the-Date for the Annual Book & Film Festival!
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All volumes of CTI's magazine,
Fresh Thinking
, available online, all the time.
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Be part of supporting theology's relevance to society's global concerns.
Gifts to the CTI Annual Fund makes CTI's cutting-edge research possible from convening scholars, maintaining our interdisciplinary research environment, to sharing our discoveries.
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Our Mission:
We convene leading thinkers in an interdisciplinary research environment
where theology makes an impact
on global concerns, and we share those discoveries to change the way people think and act.
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50 Stockton Street, Princeton, NJ 08540
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