Author: Jeannet van de Kamp

Jeannet van de Kamp has Master’s degrees in Theology and Care Ethics. She successfully defended her dissertation in January 2026 at VU Amsterdam in the realm of Social Sciences and Humanities (Care Ethics), earning her a PhD in this domain. The title of her monograph is: Disguised Suffering. A Care Ethical Inquiry into the Late Modern Ideal of a ‘Successful Life’.
She currently works as a freelance pastor and author.

Exhibitions > Reviews

Exhibition in Düsseldorf: The problem of God

30-10-2015 Jeannet van de Kamp Leave a comment

The exhibition ‘The Problem of God’ in the K21 Ständehaus in Düsseldorf from 26-09 till 24-01 relates to a fundamental problem of belief: God’s invisibility. It shows how the image-tradition of Christianity as universal cultural and social inheritance has developed further in a secular context. Continue reading Exhibition in Düsseldorf: The problem of God →

Movies > Reviews

Documentary: What makes us HUMAN?

07-10-2015 Jeannet van de Kamp Leave a comment

HUMAN; a documentary directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
What is it that makes us human?
Is it that we love, that we fight? That we laugh? Cry? Our curiosity? The quest for discovery? Continue reading Documentary: What makes us HUMAN? →

Exhibitions > Reviews

Exhibition questions caritas in the present day

24-09-2015 Jeannet van de Kamp Leave a comment

Why have people been standing up for others for centuries? What motivates them? In what way was charity established and acted out in various ages? Continue reading Exhibition questions caritas in the present day →