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Universität Zurich

Spertus Institute

SRR/VRG Conference Leadership

Kathryn Edwards

University of South Carolina
R. Ward Holder
St. Anselm College
Susan Karant-Nunn
University of Arizona
Thomas Kaufmann, Chair
Universität Göttingen
Ute Lotz-Heumann
University of Arizona
Emmet McLaughlin
Villanova University
Karin Maag
Calvin College
Beth Plummer
Western Kentucky University
Matthias Pohlig
Universität Münster
Anselm Schubert
Universität Erlangen
David Whitford, Chair

Baylor University

Contact:
2017nuremberg@gmail.com

Gregory Miller

Malone University

Conference Description

Hasan Çolak

Universiteit Leiden

David Price

University of Illinois

Claire Norton

St. Mary's University

Plenary Speakers

The working hypothesis of this conference, jointly organized by the Verein für Reformationsgeschichte and the Society for Reformation Research to mark the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation in 2017, is that the establishment of internal distinctions within Christianity in the wake of the Reformation also altered the relationships and points of reference between Christianity, Judaism and Islam. The upcoming anniversary seems an auspicious moment, for both scholarly and political reasons, to undertake a closer examination of the topic of “Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Reformation Era.”

Margaret Meserve

University of Notre Dame