Exploring Christian faith in daily life
Learning about how Christian faith impacts every area of life and the universe we live in.Innovative communication of the Christian story
Real-life stories that unlock the Christian faith by comparing and contrasting it with other worldviews.Dynamic Christian thinking about the ideas that shape our world
Academic study, creative endeavour and scientific thinking from a faith perspective, in the university and beyond.At Thinking Faith we are passionate about using our minds and imaginations to release the wisdom of the Christian faith into the world as a force for good. We want to work with others to:
Downloadable introductory course looking at how to explore different worldviews through the stories of slaves, slave owners and those enslaved to addiction.
In this book, Mark Roques will show you how to begin a conversation that goes from something non-threatening and enjoyable like a Bond film and takes you and your listener on a journey where you can talk naturally and engagingly about your Christian faith.
The RealityBites story course includes twenty PowerPoint presentations and about 70,000 words of text – enough material for a year with most groups. There are inspiring, faith-building stories, role plays, meditations, prayers, Bible studies, and suggestions for heated debate.
A short course exploring the question-and-parable method of Jesus and how to use it in mission today.
Last month I was in London delivering a RealityBites assembly about Cheryl Cole’s consumerist faith in a school. As I arrived at King’s Cross station I observed an evangelist who was energetically quoting Bible verses Read more…
AI (artificial intelligence) can beat us at Go and Chess. AI let an automated car kill a cyclist. AI can analyse X-ray screens very well. ChatGPT can write essays for students, but they are bland Read more…
This week Bob Trube of Emerging Scholars Network writes on attentiveness as the hallmark of both holiness and good scholarship.
Do you ever feel like your time is being nibbled away - like no matter what you do, how carefully you plan and manage, something is always inexorably eating at the time you thought you had? It's a familiar feeling for academics, and it's also part of the inspiration behind one of the most striking pieces of public art in Cambridge - the Corpus Clock, or Chronophage.
About three years ago, I became a dog owner for the first time. We have a small, fluffy creature who scampers around the house and garden, eats whatever she’s allowed to, and sometimes gets away Read more…
William Sleeman was one of the most accomplished and innovative detectives ever to have lived. He was born in 1788 in Stratton, Cornwall. From a young age William wished to serve abroad in the army Read more…
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