This document presents an email exchange between a professor and his former student, Daniel Deme, regarding an upcoming lecture on "European Identity" scheduled for February 1999 at the Protestant Theological Faculty in Prague. The correspondence details the organization of the event and provides a characterization of the target audience, which consists of British university students and faculty members. Deme describes the group as being influenced by Anglo-Saxon non-realist and relativistic traditions, while also noting the presence of students from institutions like St. Stephen’s House in Oxford. The student encourages the professor to challenge the audience's perspectives and help them dismantle their perceived "colonial way of thinking." The text offers a glimpse into the academic discourse of the late 1990s, highlighting the nuances of cross-cultural intellectual exchange and the specific theological and philosophical tensions between Central European and British academic circles.