Nijmegen is the oldest city in the Netherlands with a rich and colourful history. In terms of theology, the most famous theologian associated with Nijmegen is undoubtedly the controversial Edward Schillebeeckx.
More recently the influential Gospel of John scholar professor Jan van der Watt, formerly from the University of Pretoria, South Africa joined the faculty. He is currently the General editor of the Review of Biblical Literature. I am so grateful for the opportunity to do my PhD under him. For one of his recent publications, click on the link http://www.continuumbooks.com/books/detail.aspx?BookId=123940&SntUrl=148429
I am flying out to Nijmegen next week and will share some of my experiences in due course. I am so thankful towards God for this opportunity. The picture to the right is of professor Jan van der Watt.
5 comments:
FANTASTIES!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Francois! I will need your prayers brother! Looking forward to your visit later in the year. Hope I'll be able to show you around in Nijmegen and also Cambridge.
Ferdie (Frederik)
Ferdie, God eer jou vir jou geloof en standvastigheid. Ons is trots op jou en BAIE dankbaar!Sterkte en Vasbyt!Liefde Pappa en Mamma
Ferdie, so nice chatting to you today. I want to pop a DVD into the mail for you that I got today - very interesting viewing by a Prof in Pure Mathematics from Oxford. I just have to find a way of duplicating it first. Blessings. Steve.
Thanx Steve,
You're a great friend! The new car looks great.
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