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Science Network: Start here, but don’t get stuck here: What I learned from spending a term in Genesis 1-3
Genesis is a book that says, ‘start here’. If we want to understand the world around us and our role in it, start here. If we want to understand the mess that we and the world around us are in, start here. If we want to understand the role and value of science in our world, start here.
Read moreArts Network: What does it mean to work for God’s glory?
What does it mean to work for God’s glory?
Read moreLaw Network: What is better than an advocate?
Read moreMusic Network: Being in the music world but not of the music world
A summary of Jonathan Girling’s Music Network talk at Word Alive 2019
Read moreMusic Network: What has the gospel got to do with analysis?
How the gospel relates to the practice of musical analysis
Read moreMusic Network: What has the gospel got to do with musicology?
How the gospel relates to musicology
Read moreMusic Network: What is the Music Network's theology of music in a nutshell?
The MN’s theology of music explained in under 5 minutes
Read moreMusic Network: What is the role of trumpets in the Bible?
Some of the key ways in which the trumpet features throughout the Bible
Read moreMusic Network: What music will be in the new creation?
Music in the new creation discussed in under 5 minutes
Read moreMusic Network: What should I not sing or play?
Some guidelines for what music you perhaps should NOT play or sing as a Christian, discussed in under 5 minutes
Read morePolitics Network: The Milk Has Spilt - Now What?
Claudia reflects on the relationship between the Church of England and the state in light of the recent discussion at General Synod.
Read morePolitics Network: Discussion - 'Plugged In: Connecting Your Faith With What You Watch, Read, and Play' by Daniel Strange
Our guide to get the most out of reading Dan Strange’s ‘Plugged In’
Read morePolitics Network: Just Distraction: What does the Bible say about Social Justice?
Given that justice is a core theme at the heart of the Bible how should we, as Christians, approach the topic of social justice? Here Katherine takes us through some of her thoughts.
Read morePolitics Network: What Does it Mean to be Human?
In this essay Tom explores the biblical teaching on humanity and considers the importance and implications of this doctrine for contemporary political life.
Read moreScience Network: What's it like being a Christian PhD student?
Read moreScience Network: What is ethics?
Read moreScience Network: What can I say? John Lennox at Forum 2019
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with biology?
I didn’t study Biology for A Level. Didn’t get off to the best start, right? Somehow my Chemistry teacher persuaded me to apply for Biomedical Sciences and somehow, I made it. And I’m so thankful I did!
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with geology?
In the centre of Zurich, Switzerland, there is a large church (a “minster”) with unusual windows. Unlike a traditional stained glass window, these panes are decorated with very thin slices of colourful rock.
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with mathematics?
Conversation 1: “What do you study?” “Maths.” “Ah I love Maths!”
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with physics?
Ok, let’s start with the classic stats. (They’re just so good.) There are at least one hundred billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy.
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with psychology?
Psychology is a diverse subject. When I was a student, it was common for friends to joke about learning to read minds or give good life advice, but psychology is far more than that.
Read moreScience Network: What does the gospel have to do with science?
‘For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.’ John’s pithy statement in chapter three of his Gospel is probably the most famous summary of the Christian message.
Read moreScience Network: What Einstein got right about science and religion (and a lot he got wrong)
If someone asked you to name the most famous scientist you can think of, I’d bet that nine times out of ten you’ll pick Albert Einstein. If science was an Olympic sport, he’s the GOAT. The German physicist, born in 1879, shot to prominence in the early 20th century with his theories of general and …
Read moreScience Network: What is science for?
Try Googling ‘Science and Christianity’ – the next word in the auto-suggest list is ‘conflict’. Hit return and the first page of titles includes the questions, ‘Are Science and Christianity at War?’ and ‘Has Science Disproved God?’
Read moreTeaching Network: “I want to go where teachers are most needed but will that be too much for me?”
We asked Tom Cunliffe and Katie Bojang to give us their thoughts
Read moreTeaching Network: TN Podcast 9: Jess and Dan Remind Us What It's All About
The joy of Jesus makes a difference that it’s hard to hide.
Read moreTeaching Network: Katie's Story: 'I Wanted What You Have'
So often I’ve felt like the weak link in God’s mission plan
Read moreTeaching Network: Teach Feast 3: What About Tomorrow?
Read moreTeaching Network: Shaped by the Cross: What Difference Does it Make When We Teach in the Light of Jesus' Death?
Read moreTheology Network: What are Theology Network hubs all about?
Theology Network hubs are about coming together as students being shaped by the gospel to pursue theology that is shaped by the gospel.
Read moreTheology Network: What role ought the Bible to play in Christian Ethics?
The contemporary rediscovery of ancient sources of biblical exegesis makes an important contribution to the renewal of Christian ethics. This rediscovery is motivated by a dissatisfaction with modern critical commentaries on Scripture and by a desire to re-engage with the biblical text itself, …
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