Stephen Shoemaker was a Fellow at our Centre for Advances Studies "Beyond Canon_" for a year. As a crown of his research in our Centre he published the book "Creating the Qur’an: A Historical-Critical Study." In this podcast episode we talked with him about the book, but also about the different academic contexts in which he had worked, about the perspectives for young scholars and many other topics. Enjoy!

Dear listeners of our podcast, in this new episode we interviewed Garrick Allen, who is a dear friend and fellow of our Centre. He spoke with us about his very interesting educational pathway, specific research interests, his published book titled Manuscripts of the Book of Revelation, and - of course - about what his book has to do with the idea of "Beyond Canon_". You can also learn something about his current project on paratexts – founded by the European Research Council – and what he has potentially to offer... Enjoy the episode!

In this episode of our podcast, the academic coordinator of our Beyond Canon project, Dr. Stefanie Hallinger, spoke with Dr. Mari Mamyan. Mari - who is one of our first fellows - works very persistently and diligently on the new critical edition of the Armenian Infancy Gospel and shared with us her long-acquired knowledge gained from associating with this text, but also the difficulties we faced at our Centre at the very beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. Enjoy our new episode!

In our new podcast episode, we spoke with Daniel Galadza, who was our fellow for several months in Regensburg, but our cooperation will continue in the future. Of course we asked him, when and how he became interested in liturgy as a science. And Daniel gave us some very interesting answers on this as well as on our questions about the dating of written liturgical texts and books, the reliance of liturgical texts upon the extra-canonical or apocryphal writings, and about the influence of the mentioned scriptures on certain Christian liturgical practices. We also wanted to learn more about the attitude towards canonical and non-canonical writings in the past and in nowaday's liturgical practice as well as how interests do change, at least in science.

Welcome to the new episode of our Beyond Canon podcast. This time we interviewed Daniel M. Gurtner, external affiliate at the Centre for Social Scientific Study of the Bible at St Mary's University in Twickenham, London. If you haven't read his book "Introducing the Pseudepigrapha of Second Temple Judaism", this is a perfect opportunity to get to know his work and to hear a lot of interesting facts about these extra-canonical writings that are crucial for understanding the biblical scriptures and their unique characteristics. Enjoy!  

In this episode, we spoke to Janet Spittler, Associate Professor at the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia, USA. We talked about the Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles, but Janet also gave us her thoughts on what is most important to do good research on the apocryphal writings and what the long-term goals should be for those who engage in this enigmatic world.  

This episode is in German: 

In dieser Folge haben wir Prof. Dr. Jens Schröter, Lehrstuhlinhaber für Exegese und Theologie des Neuen Testaments sowie die neutestamentlichen Apokryphen an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, interviewt. Das Thema unseres Gesprächs waren die apokryphen Evangelien, die seit Jahrzehnten im Fokus von Prof. Schröters Forschung stehen und zu denen er bereits einige Werke publiziert hat wie z. B. :   

Antike christliche Apokryphen in deutscher Übersetzung, I. Band: Evangelien und
Verwandtes (in zwei Teilbänden), Tübingen 2012 (gemeinsam mit Christoph
Markschies). 

The Apocryphal Gospels within the Context of Early Christian Theology (BETL
260), Leuven 2013. 

Das Thomasevangelium. Entstehung ­ Rezeption ­ Theologie (BZNW 157), Berlin/New York 2008 (gemeinsam mit Jörg Frey und Enno Edzard Popkes). 

Die apokryphen Evangelien. Jesusüberlieferungen außerhalb der Bibel, München
2020. 

The third part of Professor Merkt's contribution to Beyond Canon is about approaching phenomena like Jesus' footprint via the thing theory. Learn more about how the human urge to interpret things gives the world additional meaning.

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In the second part of his podcast, Prof. Andreas Merkt talks about how Material Theology serves to do more than consolidate religious doctrines, forming its own religious topography in Rome, Egypt and around the world. Follow him on an exciting journey through time - always on the literal trail of Christ.

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In this episode, professor Andreas Merkt, professor of ancient church history at the Catholic faculty in Regensburg and co-founder and director of our Centre for Advanced Studies "Beyond Canon_", takes you into the still unexplored world of material theology and tries to discover its significance for self-understanding of our Christian identity.

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