Conference Program Thursday, October 9 7:15-8:30 – Divine Liturgy 8:30 – Breakfast 9:00-9:30 – Registration 9:30 – The Conference Opening Ceremony His Holiness Sviatoslav, the Head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church His Grace Ihor, Metropolitan of L’viv of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church His Excellency Yaroslav Pryriz, Bishop of Sambir-Drohobych Eparchy of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church His Magnificence Bohdan Prach, Rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University Reverend Deacon Roman Zaviyskyy, Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Theology of the Ukrainian Catholic University 10:00-10:30 – The Most Rev. Kallistos Ware, Metropolitan of Diokleia, the Patriarchate of Constantinople 10:30-11:00 – Prof. Theresia Hainthaler, ThD, Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology, Germany. Christological Foundations for the Knowledge of God 11:00-11:30 – Discussion 11:30 -12:00 – Coffee Break 12:00 – 13:40 – Parallel sections Section 1. Presentations – 15 min. (Moderator – Rev. Petro Is’kiv). 12:00 – Iryna Dubianetskaya, PhD, STD, Belarusian Collegium, Belarus. Knowledge: Life-Giving or Death-Bringing? Divine and Human Knowing in Genesis 2-3 12:25 – Halyna Teslyuk, SSL, Ukrainian Catholic University, Ukraine. The Knowledge of God as the Fundamental Characteristic of Righteous Life in the Book of Wisdom 12:50 – Volodymyr Lukin, PhD, MDiv, Christian Open University of Economics and Humanitarian Sciences, Ukraine. Christological Argument in the Exhortation “to the Hebrews” as the Gnosiological and Epistemological Nucleus of the Knowledge of God 13:15 – Vít Hušek, ThD, Centre for Patristic, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic. Cognovistis deum, immo est iscognitia deo (Gal. 4:9) in the Earliest Latin Commentaries on Paul’s Letters Section 2. Presentations – 15 min. (Moderator – Taras Tymo). 12:00 – Rev. Marcin Wysocki, ThD, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. “Quis saluus ac sanus, nisi qui Deum nouit?”(Tert. Pud. IX, 13). Tertullian and the Ways to Know God 12:25 – Rev. Oleh Kindiy, PhD, Ukrainian Catholic University, Ukraine. Moral Prerequisites of the Knowledge of God in Clement of Alexandria 12:50 – Daniel L. Worden, Ph.D Candidate, University of St Andrews, Scotland. Clement of Alexandria: Encyclical Studies and the Knowledge of God 13:15 – Rev. Jerzy Duda, STD, John Paul II Seminary in Siedlce, Poland. From the Temporal Gospel to the Eternal One. A Way of the Knowledge of the Mystery of God According to Origen 13:40 -14:30 – Lunch 14:30-15:00 – Rev. Prof. Edward Farrugia , S.J., Pontifical Oriental Institute, Italy. Can Theological Method Bring Us Any Closer? 15:00-15:30 – Discussion 15:30 – 17:10 – Parallel sections Section 1. Presentations – 15 min. (Moderator – Oleg Novoselsky). 15:30 – Prof. Lenka Karfíková, PhD, Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic. Knowledge of God according to Gregory of Nyssa 15:55 – Ihor Kondratyshyn, PhD, Ivan Franko State Pedagogical University, Ukraine. Saint Augustine on Signs and the Knowledge of God 16:20 – Rev. David Vopřada, PhD, St. Cyrillus and Methodius Theological Faculty, University Olomouc, Czech Republic. Deepening the Knowledge of God in St. Ambrose of Milan: Theory and Practice Section 2. Presentations – 15 min. (Moderator – Rev. Andriy Oliynyk). 15:30 – Olga Navrátilová, PhD Candidate, Protestant Theological Faculty, Charles University of Prague, Czech Republic. Knowledge of God, Human Freedom and God’s Transcendence in Hegel 15:55 – Rev. Oleh Hirnyk, STL, Ukrainian Catholic University, Ukraine. Traditionalism and Modernism as Dialectics of the Knowledge of God in Paul Florensky 16:20 – Vasiliy Novakovets, MA, Odessa Theological Seminary, Ukraine. The Experience of the Knowledge of God as the Inner Factor for the Emergence of the Evangelical Movement in Ukraine 16:45 – Oleksandr Artamonov, PhD Candidate, Ivan Franko National State University, Ukraine. The Unity of the Subject and Object of the Spiritual Vision in the Eastern Christian Symbolism 17:10 -17:30 – Coffee Break 17:30-18:00 – Rev. John Panteleimon Manoussakis, PhD, College of the Holy Cross, USA. Analogia Entis and Theological Hermeneutics 18:00-18:30 – Discussion 18:30 Prayer

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