Events

Upcoming papers

4-6.03.2025 - "Layered Voices and Unspoken Truths: Jesus’ Storytelling and Luke’s Editorial Craft in the Prodigal Son" @ Graduate Symposium, Gröningen, The Netherlands.

This paper will analyze the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32) using narratological tools, exploring its complex interplay of voices, narrative gaps, and theological motifs, while comparing the parable’s narrative techniques with the broader literary style of Luke-Acts to highlight its theological and literary significance.

6-7.03.2025 - "Beyond Jewish Identity: A Narratological Analysis of Paul’s Self-Presentation in Galatians 1:11-24" @ Paul Beyond Perspectives Conference, ALT, Örebro, Sweden

This paper will offer a narratological reading of Galatians 1:11-24 to shift focus from debates on Paul’s Jewish identity to his rhetorical strategy and narrative structure, arguing that Paul’s journey to Arabia and Damascus, rather than the Damascus Road experience, is the key event emphasizing his gospel’s independence and enhancing the passage’s argumentative coherence.

04.04.2025 - Paper on narrative perspectives in the Acta Pilati @ NASSCAL

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Workshops

"Theologie im Zeitalter der KI" 21. Jan. 2025, 04:15 – 5:45 @ Room M 207, München, Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 München, Deutschland

A session for the LMU Dies Academicus dedicated to AI in religion and theology, the challenges it poses, current AI projects in theological studies and Church practice, and how it can be applied to religious praxis, and theological academia.

"AI and Human Storytellers: A Comparative Approach"

A collaboration with the UC Berkley on how AI can be involved in storytelling, perhaps generating better stories...

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