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Arts Network: Towards an Integrated Christian Imagination
At our art network group in London (called Interface), we invite the brilliant and informative speakers; Mark Meynell. Here is a summary of his talk.
Read moreArts Network: Thriving as a Christian Creative in Uni: Tips from a Second-Year Student
Beth Pickett, a second year student studying illustration in Cambridge School of Art, gives her top tips for new students studying in the arts.
Read moreArts Network: Faithful Christian Art?
Watch Jess Lacey and Dohyun Baek discuss the topic ‘Art and Faith’ from last year’s October Interface
Read moreArts Network: Being a Thinking Christian
Having the right thinking will impact every part of your life.
Read moreArts Network: Christian Artists: Fruitful or Futile?
If the world believes that Art and Design is a waste of time (whilst simultaneously consuming it in all aspects of life!) then we as artists can often feel burdened by this attitude. All artists should feel passionate about their art, but sometimes it is difficult to put to words why we feel …
Read moreLaw Network: Intercession and the role of Christian lawyers
Read moreLaw Network: Lessons from the Mount of Transfiguration for Christian Lawyers
The transfiguration of Christ was an extraordinary moment. Jesus, Moses, Elijah, Peter… what a marvelous encounter! This passage of the Bible has precious lessons for our routine as christian lawyers.
Read moreLaw Network: Side by Side (2): Moving towards each other with the Spirit
Read moreMusic Network: A Life of Worship: Focusing the thing I love most towards the One I love most
Cambridge music student Hannah Patterson reflects on the online MN Autumn Gatherings 2020
Read morePolitics Network: A Christian Approach to Welfare, Social Mobility, and Poverty Relief
The Politics Network hears from a Parliamentary Researcher on how the Bible informs their approach to the issues of welfare, social mobility, and poverty relief.
Read morePolitics Network: A Christian Case for Free Speech
Free Speech campaigner Lois McLatchie helps us think through a Christian approach to the debate surrounding free speech.
Read morePolitics Network: Policy-making: the Good, the Bad and the Christian
Politics is all about policy, but what is policy? How should we think about it as Christians? What sort of policy should we pursue? All these questions and more are answered in this piece.
Read morePolitics Network: The Tragedy of the Sexual Revolution: An Experiment in Rejecting Christian Moral Norms.
We believe that God gives us His Word for our good - what happens then when we reject biblically ethics and go our own way. We take a little look at the example of the sexual revolution to find out…
Read morePolitics Network: Discussion - 'A Christian Manifesto' by Francis Schaeffer
An outline to help aid discussion of Francis Schaeffer’s book ‘A Christian Manifesto’
Read morePolitics Network: A Christian Approach to Criminal Justice
Given that justice is a core theme at the heart of the Bible how should we, as Christians, approach the topic of criminal justice? A former researcher on a Ministry of Justice report into prisons offers their perspective.
Read morePolitics Network: A Christian Manifesto - Pursuing Gospel Driven Politics (Part 1): Christ as our Political Authority
Check out our content from our Forum 2021 seminar series exploring a Christological approach to politics.
Read morePolitics Network: A Christian Manifesto - Pursuing Gospel Driven Politics (Part 2): Christ as our Political Fulfilment
Check out our content from our Forum 2021 seminar series exploring a Christological approach to politics.
Read morePolitics Network: Book Review: 'A Christian Manifesto' by Francis Schaeffer
Politics Network member Sam offers a summary of Schaeffer’s A Christian Manifesto.
Read morePolitics Network: Book Review: God Created Humanism – The Christian Basis of Secular Values. Theo Hobson (2018)
A book review of Theo Hobson’s God Created Humanism - The Christian Basis of Secular Values.
Read morePolitics Network: Is a Christian Approach to Brexit possible?
Between 2016 and 2020 Brexit was cast as the most important and most divisive issue of the day. Pollster Andrew Hawkins explores what impact being a Christian should make in our approach to this divisive topic.
Read morePolitics Network: Libertarianism: A Christian Critique
Philip Vander Elst guides us through the philosophy of libertarianism and helps us unpack what is good, what is bad, and the way it has shaped our society. The article ends with an argument for the existence of God and Christian morality as the basis of the freedom our society knows and loves.
Read morePolitics Network: The Christian Case for Conservatism
Former Conservative MP David Burrowes explores how his Christian faith underpins his political allegiance.
Read morePolitics Network: The Christian Case for Liberalism
Liberal Democrat MP and former party leader Tim Farron explores why he is a Christian and a liberal.
Read morePolitics Network: The Christian Case for Nationalism
Neil MacLeod, a pro-Scottish Independence Lawyer gives his thoughts on why he is a Christian and a nationalist.
Read morePolitics Network: The Christian Case for Socialism
Labour MP Rachael Maskell explores how her Christian faith underpins her political allegiance.
Read moreScience Network: What's it like being a Christian PhD student?
Read moreScience Network: Living as a Christian in contemporary research culture
Emma Soh reflects on Christian beliefs and values in modern scientific research culture, and how the example of other Christian scientists may be a helpful encouragement to Christians in science today.
Read moreScience Network: Living as a Christian in your final year project
Read moreScience Network: Put away your Christian calculator
Read moreScience Network: 10.5 reasons why a Christian should be a scientist
Read moreScience Network: Yes, you can be a Christian and accept evolution
Yes, you can be a Christian and accept evolution. Is that a controversial way to start this article? It got to you click on the link and start reading, so I guess you must have found the title at least a bit intriguing!
Read moreScience Network: Book review: Mere Science and Christian Faith
Greg Cootsona’s most recent work into debunking the conflict between science and faith is a refreshing, encouraging, and challenging read for all who wish to see the church embrace science rather than fear it.
Read moreScience Network: The antivax movement: a Christian response
2020 will forever be known as the year that the world shut down. SARS-CoV-2, a novel coronavirus, swept through nations at incredible pace, and the race to find effective protection against it was on. On the 8th of December, Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine was administered to its first recipient, Margaret …
Read moreTeaching Network: On Christian Teaching - Book Review
A review of this helpful book by David Smith
Read moreTheology Network: Christian Theology and the Academic Discipline
Read moreTheology Network: The Place of Biblical Criticism in Christian Theology (Article Discussion)
Wenham’s helpful article is a great starting point for a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of ‘Biblical Criticism’ in biblical studies and theological formation. This resource provides a guide for discussing this article in a Theology Network hub or other small group …
Read moreTheology Network: When You Graduate: A Role in Christian Ministry?
Read moreTheology Network: Christian Uniqueness, Pluralism, and the "Theology of Religions"
Read moreTheology Network: The Power of Pictures in Christian Thought, by Anthony Thiselton
Thiselton has provided us with a fantastically readable textbook that acts as an exponent for the world of traditional academic hermeneutics whilst keeping a firm foot in practical ‘what does this mean’ biblical exegesis.
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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