Dr. Domenik Ackermann
Zentrum für Komparative Theologie und Kulturwissenschaften (ZeKK)
Research Associate
Projekt zum Transfer komparativer Theologie in die Gesellschaft
- E-Mail:
- domenik.ackermann@uni-paderborn.de
- Phone:
- +49 5251 60-2938
- ORCID:
- 0000-0002-3453-4989
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- Office Address:
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Technologiepark 6
33100 Paderborn - Room:
- TP6.0.301
- Office hours:
montags 9-12 Uhr
mittwochs 9-12 Uhr
About Domenik Ackermann
Domenik Ackermann is a post-doctoral research fellow at Paderborn University. He studied Protestant Theology in G?ttingen, Heidelberg and Beirut (Lebanon) and completed his Ph.D. in Theology at Boston College Jewish-Christian Comparative Theology. His dissertation, "PRayer and Memory. What Christian Theology Can Learn from Jewish Practice," analyzes Jewish understandings and experiences of prayer and brings them into dialogue with Christian thinkers Jean-Louis Chrétien and Johann Baptist Metz. Ackermann's research interests include Comparative Theological hermeneutics, interreligious dialogue with Judaism and Islam, and Ecumenical Studies.
Curriculum Vitae
2018 - 2024: Boston College, Theology Department
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Comparative Theology
Akademic Advisor: Prof. Ruth Langer, Ph.D.
Dissertation: Prayer and Memory: What Christian Theology Can Learn from Jewish Practice
2021: Ordination ins Pfarramt
06/2019: Hebrew University Jerusalem (Israel)
Guest Researcher
Modern Hebrew Language Course
2018: Erstes Theologisches Examen (Hannover)
2018: Magister Theologiae (M. Theol.)
31.08.2014 - 01.06.2015: Near East School of Theology, Beirut (Lebanon)
Studies in the Middle East (SiMO) program
sponsored by the Evangelical Mission in Solidarity (EMS) and the Lutheran World Federation.
01.04.2014 - 31.08.2014: University of Heidelberg (Germany)
Protestant Theology (Magister Theologiae)
01.10.2010 - 31.03.2014: University of G?ttingen (Germany)
Protestant Theology (Magister Theologiae)
01/2025: Doing Comparative Theology with Children's Books? A Case in Transferring Comparative Theology into Society
Alway Symposium at the University of Toronto/Emmanuel College, Toronto, Canada
10/2024: Where is the truth? A Dialogue with Nathan the Wise
Cultural Studies in Dialogue, Paderborn University, Paderborn
09/2024: The hermeneutical Problem of Truth in Comparative Theological Engagement with Judaism and Islam
Annual Meeting of the Deutscher Arbeitskreis Vorderer Orient, G?ttingen, Germany
06/2024: Chavruta as Hermeneutical Framework for Jewish-Christian Dialogue
International Meeting of Comparative Theology in Paderborn, (virtuell)
11/2021: Preparing the Incense. Jewish Mystical Perspectives on Disease and Healing
Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion in San Antonio, TX.
03/2021: Memory in the Passover Seder - Insights for a Christian
18. Engaging Particularities Conference, Boston, MA,
04/2020: The Souls of the Trees Cried Out to Me - Earth Day and Tu-Bishvat.
Tenth Religion in Society Conference, Vancouver, Canada (virtuell)
03/2020: An Inter-Religious Commemoration of the Shoah?
Inter-Ritual Conference of the Society of Theology, Glasgow
2021: Donald J. White Teaching Excellence Award
08/2020 - 01/2024: Pastor in the United Church of Christ (UCC)
West Parish Church in Andover, MA
The Eliot Church of Newton
Research
Publications
Latest Publications
D. Ackermann, Quick And Easy Journal Title (2024).
D. Ackermann, Quick And Easy Journal Title (2024).
D. Ackermann, CrossCurrents 73 (2023) 6–24.
D. Ackermann, Dialog 61 (2022) 119–124.
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Teaching
Current Courses
- Christliche Dogmatik in religi?ser Vielfalt
Scientific Engagement
2018 - 2023 | Engaging Particularities
Graduate Student Conference for Comparative Theology at Boston College
Board Member
Since 2024 | Society for the Study of Theology
Since 2023 | Catholic Theological Society of America
Since 12/2018 | American Academy of Religion (AAR)
Since 2018 | American Academy of Religion