W. H. (Bill) Salier

Academic background and interests

Present Position

2007–

Vice Principal, Moore Theological College

Qualifications

1982

B.Ed. (Sydney)

1989

M.Ed.(with Merit) ( Sydney )

1992

B.Th. (Honours 1) Australian College of Theology

1993

Deaconed (Anglican Church of Australia , Sydney Diocese)

1993

Dip.A. (Hons 1) Moore College

1997

Priested (Anglican Church of Australia , Sydney Diocese)

1999

M.Th. ( Australian College of Theology)

2003

Ph.D ( Cambridge )

Previous Experience

1982–1988

Primary School Teacher

1989–1992

Student, Moore College

1993–1996

Assistant Minister, St Luke’s Liverpool

1996–1999

Lecturer, Moore Theological College

1999–2000

Lecturer, Oak Hill College , London

2003–2006

Lecturer, Moore Theological College

Professional Activities

1989–1993

Managing Editor, ‘Nurture Magazine’, National Union of Parent-Controlled Christian Schools

2003–

Chairman, Claremont College School Council

2003–

Member Youthworks Education Committee

2005–

Member Sydney Anglican Synod

Recent Postgraduate Teaching Experience

2005     Taught MA (Theol) course work unit: ‘Fourth Gospel as Narrative Theology’

Co-supervisor of M.Th. theses (not yet submitted) ‘The interconnection between “knowing” and “loving” in John’s Gospel’

Co-supervisor of M.Th. theses (not yet submitted) ‘The interpretation method known as “history of effects”: its philosophical milieu, method and influence’’

Co-supervisor of Ph.D. thesis (not yet submitted) ‘The vocabulary of ‘teaching’, ‘thinking’ and learning’ in 1 Corinthians and the Pastoral Epistles’.

Publications

Books

The Rhetorical Impact of the Semeia in the Gospel of John. WUNT 2.186; Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2004.

Jesus. All About Life. Macquarie Park, NSW: Bible Society NSW, 2005. (Co-authored with Peter Downey)

Articles and Essays

‘What’s in a World? Ko/smoß in the Prologue of John’s Gospel’. Reformed Theological Review 56/3 (1997).

‘Smells like teen spirit? Understanding and communicating to the culture of generation X’. In Spirit and the Millenium: Christian Education in the Post Modern Era. Edited by Margaret Mears. Adelaide: Openbook, 2001.

‘The Temple in the Gospel According to John’. Pages 121-34 in Heaven on Earth. The Temple in Biblical Theology. Edited by T. Desmond Alexander and Simon Gathercole. Carlisle: Paternoster, 2004.

‘Jesus Christ is Lord’. Working Together 1 (2005): 12-13.

Research

‘The World of John's Gospel: the Meaning and Function of ko/smoß in the Gospel According to John’. M.Th. Thesis accepted by ACT, 1999.

The Rhetorical Impact of shmeia in the Fourth Gospel.’ Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Cambridge University, Thesis accepted 2003.

Current Research

Johannine Letters

The Influence of Isaiah in the Fourth Gospel

The Concept of Revelation and Scripture in the Fourth Gospel

Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

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