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The Relational Theology Conference will be held from May 1st to 3rd, 2009 at the University of Winchester in association with Winchester Cathedral. The conference will explore the concept of the divine within human and non-human relationships, and offer space for reflection on the ethical and theological implications. Keynote speakers include Prof. Carter-Heyward from Episcopal Divinity School and Prof. Catherine Keller from Drew University. Other speakers will discuss topics like ecofeminist theology, climate change, and quantum theology. The conference will include a liturgy in the Cosmic Garden and the fee of £115 covers meals and access to events. Space is limited so early registration is encouraged.
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