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Staff at Centre for Naturalism og Christian Semantics
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Troels Engberg-Pedersen, Prof. and Director of CNCS
Born in 1948, Engberg-Pedersen
studied Classics and Ancient Philosophy at the University of Copenhagen (1967-74)
and Oxford University (1974-76) and gradually, from 1986 onwards, moved into
Theology and the New Testament (Research Professor in 1986-1991, then Lecturer
and eventually Professor from 2001). His main research is on Aristotle,
Stoicism and Paul in an ancient and contemporary perspective.
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E-mail: tep@teol.ku.dk
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Niels Henrik Gregersen PhD, Prof. and co-Director of CNCS
Born 1956 I earned my PhD from Copenhagen University 1987. Having held several faculty positions at Aarhus University, I came back to my alma mater in 2004. In addition to my work in contemporary constructive theology, I specialize in the field of science & religion, in particular in the philosophy of evolutionary biology and the sciences of complexity.
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E-mail: nhg@teol.ku.dk
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Runar M. Thorsteinsson, Postdoc
I was born
and raised in Iceland. In 1993-98 I studied religion and theology at the
University of Iceland. Having moved to Sweden in 1998, I earned my Ph.D. degree
in New Testament Studies at Lund University in 2003 (Docent in 2009). In 2003-2007
I was a research fellow (post.doc.) at Lund University, and in 2007-2009 an
Assistant Professor at Lund University and Linköping University.
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E-mail: runar@lsn.se
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Johanne Stubbe Teglbjærg, Postdoc
Born in 1974, I work as a postdoctoral research fellow and specialize in contemporary constructive theology. I am currently working on a project about a Trinitarian concept of God in relation to the phenomenology of the body. I earned my PhD in 2009 from Copenhagen University. I have studied in Munich and Bonn and done a year of my research at the Gradual Theological Union, Berkeley, CA.
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E-mail: jst@teol.ku.dk
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Stefan Nordgaard, Postdoc
Born in 1976, I
received my PhD-degree from the Faculty of Theology at the University of
Copenhagen in 2007. As a postdoc at the Centre for Naturalism and Christian
Semantics I specialize in early Christian studies and ancient philosophy. I
have previously worked extensively on Philo of Alexandria and the Letter to the
Hebrews, but my current research focuses mainly on the apostle Paul and Origen
of Alexandria.
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E-mail: sns@teol.ku.dk
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Anne Leona Cesarine Runehov, Postdoc
Anne L.C. Runehov is Dr. in
Theology (Philosophy of Religion), MA in Theoretical Philosophy and post-doc.
fellow at the CNCS. Co-ed. in chief for Encyclopedia
of Sciences and Religions, (Springer) and for the Copenhagen Discussions in Science and Religion. Ed. for the European
Journal of Science and Theology. Director of the Copenhagen Network for Science and Religion. Winner of the ESSSAT
Research Prize 2006.
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E-mail: aru@teol.ku.dk
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René Rostfort, Postdoc
Born in 1975, PhD in 2008 from Center for Subjectivity Research at The University of Copenhagen. Previously I have studied theology in Copenhagen (1996-1999) and philosophy at Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy (2000-2004). I am currently working within the fields of philosophy of emotions and psychopathology. I am also interested in the many questions about naturalism, in particular with regard to the notion of personhood.
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E-mail: rer@teol.ku.dk
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Lars Sandbeck, Postdoc
Born 1974. I studied
theology at Aarhus University from 1997 to 1998, and from 1998 to 2004 at the
University of Copenhagen. I earned my PhD degree in theology on the topic of
philosophical and theological theories of imagination in 2009. I have done
research in and written about philosophy of language, narrative and
mytho-poetic theology, the Danish teologian and
Kierkegaard-scholar Johannes Sløk, critique of religion, and 'the new
atheism'. Recently, I have begun studying apophatic theology with special focus
on this tradition's conceptions of nature, particularly human
nature.
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E-mail: lsn@teol.ku.dk
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Gitte Buch-Hansen, Postdoc
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E-mail: Gitte.Buch-Hansen@teologi.uio.no
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Tilde Bak, PhD-student
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E-mail: bak@teol.ku.dk
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Frederik Mortensen, PhD-student
Born in 1980, I write my doctoral dissertation in philosophy of
religion. Through a reconsideration of FWJ Schelling's (1775-1854) late
thinking, my project proposes an understanding of human religiosity under
critical consideration of contemporary approaches such as religious naturalism. I earned
my MA in theology in 2008 from the University of Copenhagen, including studies
in philosophy at the University of Heidelberg and Frankfurt.
I am currently doing a year of my research at the University of Chicago.
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E-mail: fmo@teol.ku.dk
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