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The Brenninkmeijer-Werhahn Visiting Professorship, an annual exchange of professors between the Center for the Study of Christianity at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the “Cardinal Bea” Centre for Judaic Studies at the Pontifical Gregorian University, was established in 2001. Below are the professors of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem who have held courses at the Bea Centre in recent academic years.
2023/2024
Prof. Daniel R. Schwartz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“From Temple State to People of the Book: Jewish History in the Graeco-Roman Period”
2022/2023
Prof. Avishai Bar-Asher, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Kabbalah and Esotericism: Concealment and Hermeneutics in the History of Jewish Mysticism"
2021/2022
Prof David Satran, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Jews and Judaism in Late Antiquity: Dilemmas, Debates and Directions”
2020/2021
Prof. Israel Yuval, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Organising Sacred Time: Pesach and Easter; Shavuot and Pentecost; Shabbat and Sunday”
2019/2020
Prof. Avishai Bar-Asher, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Jewish Mysticism and Kabbalah: Esotericism, Transmission of Knowledge and Interpretation”
2018/2019
Prof. Joshua Levinson, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Fiction, Narrative and Truth in Rabbinic Midrash”
2017/2018
Prof. Yakir Paz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Between Dialogue and Polemic: Rabbis and “Heretics” in the Land of Israel and Babylonia”
2016/2017
Prof. Yonatan Moss, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Judaism and Syriac Christianity: Influence, Interaction and Independence”
In the context of the same exchange programme, every year, there are Visiting Professors who give lectures at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2021-2022 |
Christine Shepardson. |
A Memory of Violence: The Radicalization of the Sixth-Century Christian Conflict"; |
2018-2019 | Jennifer Wright Knust Duke University |
Desire's Social Good: The Fathers on Marriage Revisited |
2017-2018 | Herwi Rikhof Tilburg University |
The Mystery of God: Thomas Aquinas' Views on Speaking about God |
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Yossef Schwartz Tel Aviv University |
The Variety of Negative Experience: An Interreligious Perspective | |
2016-2017 | Louis Caruana, S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
Science, Religion and Common Sense |
2015-2016 | Bruno Forte Archbishop of Chieti-Vasto |
Religious Leadership in Secular Society: The Pattern of Moses |
2014-2015 | Alexander Evers Loyola University, Chicago; John Felice Rome Center, Rome (I) |
Game of Thrones - East and West,Constantinople and Rome, Emperor and Bishop: Imperial Policy and the Authority of the See of Rome |
2013-2014 | Marco Bais Pontifical Oriental Institute |
Cosmopolitan Aspects of Holy Land Monasticism: Caucasian Albanians and Jerusalem |
2012-2013 | Robert J. Dodaro, OSA Institutum Patristicum Augustinianum |
Augustin on the Formation of the Statesman's Ethical Conscience |
2011-2012 | Frederick E. Brenk S.J. Pontifical Biblical Institute |
Pagan Monotheism and Early Christianity |
2010-2011 | Michael Hilbert S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
All About Marriage in Roman Catholic Law |
2009-2010 | Justin Taylor, SM Ecole Biblique et Archèologique Française |
Myth, Fantasy and Gospel |
2008-2009 | Thomas G. Casey, S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
Kierkegaard and Levinas on More Perfect Human Love |
2007-2008 | Carlo Maria Cardinal Martini, S.J. Archbishop Emeritus of Milan |
Colloquium in honour of the 80th birthday of Carlo Maria Cardinal Martini: Intercession: Religious and Cultural Perspectives. What is the Meaning of "Intercession"? |
2006-2007 | Craig E. Morrison, O. Carm Pontifical Biblical Institute |
The Hebrew Bible without the Jews in the Writing of Ephrem the Syrian |
2005-2006 | Joseph Sievers Pontifical Gregorian University / Pontifical Biblical Institute |
How Irrevocable? Interpreting Romans 11:29 from the Church Fathers to the 2nd Vatican Council |
2004-2005 | Donna Orsuto Pontifical Gregorian University |
Broken-Heartedness: A Key Theme in Christian Spirituality |
2003-2004 | Philipp G. Renczes, S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
A Theology of Judaism in 7th Century Byzantium: Maximus the Confessor |
2002-2003 | Lorenzo Perrone Pisa University |
Prayer and the Construction of Christian Identity in Late Antiquity |
2000-2001 | Arij Roest Crollius, S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
How do Christians Deal with Pluralism: Some Jesuit Responses |
1999-2000 | Johannes Beutler, S.J. Pontifical Gregorian University |
The Meaning of the “Jews” for the Readers of John |