We are pleased to announce that the Orthodox Christian Fellowships of the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales have organised a Q & A Forum next Wednesday (29th May) at 6:30pm at UNSW (Ronald Lu Seminar Room, Scientia Building).
The topic this year is Science and Faith, so come prepared with questions or ask them on the night to our distinguished panel members.
There will be light refreshments, coffee and tea provided.
There will be light refreshments, coffee and tea provided.
This year, on our panel, answering your questions will be:
Father (Dr.) Dimitri Kokkinos - M.B.B.S., F.R.A.C.P. Parish Priest at St. Ioannis, Parramatta; Visiting Medical Officer in Neurology at Bankstown Hospital; Conjoint Lecturer in Neurology at the University of New South Wales.
Dr Socrates Dokos - he received his PhD in Biomedical Engineering in 1996 from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, where he is currently an Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering. His research interests have focused on the electrical properties of heart and nerve tissues using a range of experimental and computational modelling techniques, and is the author of some 50 peer-reviewed journal and conference publications in this field.
Philip Kariatlis - is currently the Academic Secretary and Lecturer in Theology at St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College. In 2010 he graduated with his Doctorate in Theology from the Sydney College of Divinity having examined the notion of koinonia in Orthodox Ecclesiology as both gift and goal. His theological interests lie in the broad area of the Church's doctrines specifically their existential and salvific significance. He has translated Archbishop Stylianos' doctoral dissertation and written in several peer reviewed journal within Australia and abroad.
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Philip Kariatlis - is currently the Academic Secretary and Lecturer in Theology at St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College. In 2010 he graduated with his Doctorate in Theology from the Sydney College of Divinity having examined the notion of koinonia in Orthodox Ecclesiology as both gift and goal. His theological interests lie in the broad area of the Church's doctrines specifically their existential and salvific significance. He has translated Archbishop Stylianos' doctoral dissertation and written in several peer reviewed journal within Australia and abroad.
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