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In line with the SCD Learning and Teaching Plan, we want to see the Sydney College of Divnity faculty further develop their teaching skills/resources so that learning continues to flourish and produce excellence in learning and teaching theology.

 

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Theological Education: following a bird in flight
Peter Bolt / SCD News, Korean School of Theology

The focus of theological education is a person, for you are studying the living God. Because of this focus on the living God, the 20th century Swiss theologian, Karl Barth, pictured theology as like trying to follow a bird in flight with your eye. The living God is always on the move.

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