Friday, March 3, 2023 

5:00 p.m. Registration Opens – (Lobby of Wright Library)

6:30-8 p.m. Keynote Address: Dr. Vincent Lloyd and Respondent: Dr. Hanna Reichel – (Theron Room – Wright Library)

8-9 p.m.  Wine Reception – (Lobby of Wright Library)

Saturday, March 4, 2023

Breakfast 7:30-8:30 am (Lobby of Wright Library) 

Theron Room (Library): Chaotic Thinking: Ecumenism, Decoloniality, and Contemporary Theology Node

Saturday, March 4, 8:30-9:45 am

Chair: Binu Varghese (Princeton Theological Seminary)

·  Weizhen Chen – Drew University – “Decoloniality & Mohism: Chinese Mohist Resistance as Re-existence”

·  Fr. David Galloway- St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary – “What has Constantinople to do with Princeton? Examining the Impact of Eastern Orthodox Christianity within the Chaos of 21st Century American Culture”

·  Potter McKinney – Princeton Theological Seminary – “The Chaosmic Christ: A Proposal Towards a Postmodern Christology”

·  Jackson Ford – Princeton Theological Seminary – “Becoming (Mark) Fishers of Men: Faith During a Time of Lost Futures”

Theron Room (Library): Chaotic Theology and Bible Node

Saturday, March 4, 10-11:15 am

Chair: Andrew Peecher (Princeton Theological Seminary)

·  Tzu Yu Lin – Drew University – “Repent, for the Heavenly Empire Has Come Near! Threats and Justifications of Imperial Expansion in Matthew’s Parables”

·  Noah Bucholz – Princeton Theological Seminary – “”Mimicked God Mimics: A Political Imagination of the Incarnation””

·  Jaira Koh – Boston University – “Eckhartogenesis: Reproductive Utopianism in “Sermon 8”

·  Allie Bass – Princeton Theological Seminary- “Keeping the Faith in Times of Abundance: Divine Testing in the Wilderness Stories of Exodus”

Lunch 11:30 am -12:30 pm

Theron Room (Library): Chaotic Churches: Practical Theology and Ecclesial Praxis Node

Saturday, March 4, 12:45-2:00 pm

Chair: Elizabeth Steele (Princeton Theological Seminary)

·  Wing Yi Wong – Emmanuel College, University of Toronto – “Preaching the Disturbing Ghost in the Postcolonial Pulpit”

·  Derrick L. Doherty – Asbury Theological Seminary – “Faith Perspective of First Responders”

·  Mark C. Grafenreed – Southern Methodist University – “The Christian Church: A Thermometer or Thermostat?”

·  Amar Peterman – Princeton Theological Seminary- “Living Neighborly in a World We Can’t Control”

Theron Room (Library): Chaotic World: Politics, Protest, and Nationalism Node

Saturday, March 4, 2:15-3:45 pm

Chair: Kim Akano (Princeton University)

·  Daniel Crouch – Baylor University – “Natural Law and Technology: Beyond Technophile or Troglodyte”

·  Ethan Shearer – The University of Virginia – “Possessed: A Demonic Aesthetics of White Supremacy”

·  Wing Yin Li – Princeton Theological Seminary – “Witnessing the Spirit of God Amidst Political Chaos in 2019 Hong Kong Protests”

·  Shelly Penton – The University of Virginia – “Aesthetics as Chaos: The Challenge of White Christian Nationalism”

Theron Room (Library):Chaotic Theology Node

Saturday, March 4, 4-5:15 pm

Chair: Patrick Haley (Princeton Theological Seminary)

·  Frank Della Torre – Baylor University – “Bonhoeffer’s Divine Mandates: A Bulwark against Chaos”

·  Ben Menghini – Emmanuel College/University of Toronto – “Orthodoxy and the Tragic Disposition”

·  Eric Tuttle – Princeton Theological Seminary – “Does Eternity Have Time for Chaos? Pannenberg on Eternity and Divine Judgment”

·  Ed Watson – Yale University – “Zilpha Elaw, Marguerite Porete, and Chaotic Reconfigurations of Christian Order”