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<p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>'''Richard Penaskovic''' (* [[11. Februar]] [[1941]]) ist ein [[Vereinigte Staaten|US-amerikanischer]] [[Römisch-katholische Kirche|römisch-katholischer]] [[Theologe]].<br />
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== Leben ==<br />
Penaskovic studierte [[Philosophie]] am ''St. Hyacinth College'', römisch-katholische [[Theologie]] an der [[Universität Innsbruck]] in Österreich, an der [[Universität Würzburg]] und an der [[Universität München]]. Nach seinem Studium war er als katholischer Religionslehrer an der ''Canevin High School'' in [[Pittsburgh]] und danach an der ''St. Francis Ecumenical High School'' in [[New York City]] tätig.<br />
Er ist seit 1984 als Hochschullehrer für [[Katholische Theologie]] an der [[Auburn University]] in [[Alabama]] tätig.<ref name="auburn">[https://web.archive.org/web/20090222175650/http://auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/religious_studies/penindex.html Richard Penaskovic auf der Website der Auburn University]</ref><br />
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== Schriften ==<br />
* ''Open to the Spirit: The Notion of the Laity in the Writings of [[John Henry Newman]].'' 1972, {{OCLC|220231651}}.<br />
* ''Theology & Authority: Maintaining a Tradition of Tension.'' Peabody, Hendrickson Publishers, Massachusetts 1987, ISBN 0-913573-77-9.<br />
* ''Cut From the Same Cloth: [[Rafael Merry del Val|Merry del Val]] and [[Benedikt XVI.|Joseph Ratzinger]].'' In: [[Ronald Burke]]: ''Modernism: Contexts In History.'' Spring Hill College 1987.<br />
* ''On Taming Your Muse.'' In: ''A Scholar’s Guide to Academic Journals in Religion.'' Metuchen, The Scarecrow Press, New Jersey und London 1988.<br />
* ''Critical Thinking and the Academic Study of Religion.'' Scholars Press, Atlanta, Georgia 1997, ISBN 0-7885-0360-X.<br />
* ''[[Bobby Brown (Musiker)|Bobby Brown]] & [[Richie Blue]]: A Spiritual Memoir.'' Hamilton Books, Rowman & Littlefield, ISBN 1-282-48003-0.<br />
* Peacebuilding In A Fractious World: On Hoping against All Hope, edited by Richard Penaskovic & Mustafa Sahin, Eugene, OR: Pickwick Publications, (An imprint of Wipf & Stock), 2017., ISBN 978-1-4982-4030-7.<br />
* Recognition of Augsburg Confession. In: Theological Studies, Vol. 41, No. 2, June, 1980.<br />
* The Ecclesiology of the Augsburg Confession. In The Heythrop Journal, Vol. XXIII, No. 2, April, 1982.<br />
* Toward A Definition of Creativity. In: Essays on Creativity and Science, edited by D.M. De Luca, Honolulu, Hawaii: Hawaii Council of Teachers of English, 1986.<br />
* Education as a Process: Whitehead’s The Aims of Education Revisited. In The Adventure of Education: Process Philosophers on Learning, Teaching, and Research, edited by Adam C. Scarfe, Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2009.<br />
* A Prophetic Voice: Karl Rahner on the Future of the Church. In: Philosophy & Theology: Marquette University Journal, Vol. 23, No. 2, 2011.<br />
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== Preise und Auszeichnungen ==<br />
1986 Inducted into Delta Epsilon Sigma : National Scholastic Honor Society<br />
* 1992–1995 Appointed to National Screening Committee to evaluate candidates for the Fulbright and other scholarships in Germany, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.<br />
* 1996–97 Alumni Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award,<br />
* 1997 Mortar Board Favorite Educator Award at Auburn University<br />
* 1997 Elected member of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi<br />
* 2002 Named „Favorite Faculty“ member by the students of Omicron Delta Kappa<br />
* 2002 Inducted into Golden Key International Society<br />
* 2002–2003 Elected member of the College of Liberal Arts Academy of Teaching and Outstanding Teachers<br />
* 2003–20004 Teaching Excellence Award in the Humanities from the College of Liberal Arts of Auburn University<br />
* 2008 Invited lecture given at the University of Salzburg on „Augustin und die Haeresian seiner Zeit“<br />
* 2009: ''Academic Freedom Award'' von der American Association of University Professors<br />
* 2009 Invited by the Christus Theological Institute, (An Ecumenical Consortium of Bay Area Churches in Mobile) to give a Lecture on the „Muslim-Christian Dialogue & Fethullah Gulen.“<br />
* 2012 Named to the Global Teaching Academy for „exceptional teaching in an international context.“<br />
* 2013 Received the Peace And Dialogue Award from The Atlantic Institute for his Service Within the Auburn-Opelika Community.<br />
* 2013 Received the Martha and John Stone Award & Lectureship for promoting multicultural Understanding, Equality, and Justice at Auburn University.<br />
* 2014 Named Fellow of Phi Beta Delta Honor society for International Scholars<br />
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== Weblinks ==<br />
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20130925085339/http://www.auburn.edu/academic/liberal_arts/religious_studies/penindex.html Richard Penaskovic auf der Website der Auburn University]<br />
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